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Some *very* good news

If you needed some good news, the Supreme Court has you covered. We know—with conservatives in the majority, good news from the Court was not something we expected. But this is the real deal. Yesterday, the justices ruled 6-3 that...
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Quick primary update (past + upcoming)

So many other things are obviously on our minds right now, but we would be remiss if we didn’t update you on a few important primaries. On Super Tuesday II, Theresa Greenfield was officially nominated to be the Democratic nominee...
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Support Black women—a simple message.

We’re coming to you today with a simple message: Support Black women running for office at the federal, state and local level. Violence against Black communities is structural; it’s built into how the police operate in this country. But the...
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8 women to watch on Super Tuesday II

Super Tuesday II is coming up in just two weeks! Partly because of delayed elections due to Covid 19, eight states and the District of Columbia will hold primaries on June 2—the most primaries held on a single day since...
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On Tuesday, one mom can save CA-25.

We hope you’re celebrating your mom today — and yourself, if you’re a mom! We are writing today about one really important mom: Christy Smith, who’s running to hold former Rep. Katie Hill’s seat in CA-25. The special election is...
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Elizabeth, Amy, Kamala, Stacey — or someone else?

Summer is almost here, and it’s Veepstakes silly season.  What does ‘silly season’ mean? According to Dictionary.com: "A time of year … characterized by exaggerated news stories, frivolous entertainments, outlandish publicity stunts, etc."  It’s not that bad — yet. But...
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On May 12, Republicans could flip CA-25

May is set to be a quiet month for elections, with most primaries postponed until June because of coronavirus. Except for one of the most important elections this year.f Coming up in less than two weeks, on May 12, is...
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The results are in:

The votes are in from our Veepstakes contest, and the winner is: Sen. Elizabeth Warren, with 29 percent! This lines up with two polls by polling firms recently, in Wisconsin and Michigan, where a majority of Democratic primary voters said...