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DemDaily: Measuring Michigan

DemDaily: Measuring Michigan

February 28, 2023  Michigan Congresswoman Elissa Slotkin announced her candidacy for the US Senate Monday, becoming the first Democrat to officially vie for the seat being vacated by four-term...

DemDaily: Arizona Rising

DemDaily: Arizona Rising

January 24, 2023 The Arizona US Senate race is officially on with the announcement of Congressman Ruben Gallego (D) on Monday that he will challenge freshman Senator Kyrsten Sinema in 2024. The...

DemDaily: The 2024 Senate Landscape

DemDaily: The 2024 Senate Landscape

January 17, 2023 The campaign cycle is now underway, with incumbents and candidates already announcing their intentions for the 2024 Senate elections. While Democrats prevailed against political...

DemDaily: Our Holiday Wish!

DemDaily: Our Holiday Wish!

December 21, 2022 ‘Tis the week before Christmas and throughout the Capitol Chambers, Members and staffers carry out the work set forth by the Framers. The great halls will soon be silent...

DemDaily: The Final Count

DemDaily: The Final Count

December 19, 2022 The final results of the 2022 elections are in! When lawmakers take office in January, the balance of power will stand as follows: US Senate: 51 Democrats to 49 Republicans...

DemDaily: The Race To Legislate

DemDaily: The Race To Legislate

December 14, 2022 With just a week remaining until the full Congress recesses, the pressure is on to pass legislation during the lame-duck session before a divided government convenes in January...