Yesterday marked the first day on the job for New York’s first female governor, Kathy Hochul. And she’s officially announced she’ll run for a full term in 2022, in what is likely to be a very crowded primary. Welcome Kathy to...
In April we debuted a partnership with Elect Black Women, a new PAC that’s helping Black women candidates in local races break through the resource gap and build a broad base of political support. We’re pleased to report that a...
As yet another heat wave engulfs the country, we’re thinking about more than Andrew Cuomo or budget politics headlines. We’re turning today to climate. “Congress passes major climate change legislation” wasn't a headline this week, but when the Senate advanced a $3.5...
Hurry up and wait. This week’s win for Shontel Brown in OH-11 might be the most excitement we’ll see in a Congressional race for some time, because of the delayed redistricting process, which has in turn delayed candidate announcements in...
Another pivotal 2021 special election is around the corner. And the outcome is too close to call. On Tuesday, August 3 voters in Ohio’s 11th Congressional District will pick the successor to Rep. Marcia Fudge, who became Secretary of Housing and...
It’s official: Former Rep. Abby Finkenauer is running for US Senate in Iowa! Don’t miss out on your chance to become one of her very first grassroots donors. Give $5 or more to her now by chipping in to our...
In an exciting development, it appears that former Rep. Abby Finkenaur is days away from announcing a bid to challenge Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley. And when she does announce, we want some of the first contributions coming into her account...
This weekend, as we gather with friends and family to celebrate Independence Day, honoring veterans will be one tradition unchanged by more than a year of pandemic restrictions. Also unchanged since the pandemic began? The fate of military sexual assault...
Like you, we're mad. Moments ago, Senate Republicans filibustered democracy reform legislation known as the For the People Act. Hope is NOT lost: Some senators are still searching for a legislative solution, and more than 60 percent of voters support...
The Senate actually did something this week: Juneteenth will now be an official federal holiday, the first new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr. Day was first recognized in 1983. Most Americans are taught in school that slavery ended...
