DemDaily: Still Here
November 18, 2024
We are still here. At least for now.
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Since the election...
DemDaily: 2024 Ballot Measure Breakdown!
November 14, 2024
When Americans went to the polls November 5 they cast their votes not just for candidates but for 147 statewide ballot measures across 41 states -- on issues ranging from abortion and marijuana to the economy, elections, and immigration.
Nine ballot measures in five states took place earlier in the year, and four other constitutional amendments are on the ballot in Louisiana’s December 7, 2024 open general election.
In the wake of the devastating election of Donald Trump as the 47th president, the successful passage of measures advancing reproductive rights, economic justice, and direct democracy, among others, offers Democrats and our democracy some hope... Read the full article.
DemDaily: Where Things Stand: Governors
November 13, 2024
In the shadow of the presidential election, and the ongoing battle for control of Congress, thousands of other races took place at the statewide, municipal and local levels across the nation.
Among them: gubernatorial elections in 11 states where Democrats and Republicans successfully defended their seats, electing a new generation of political leaders in eight open seats.
The Governors Races: Republicans defended eight of the 11 gubernatorial elections in 2024, including Montana, Utah, and Vermont, and open seats in Indiana, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Dakota, and West Virginia.
Democrats defended three open seats in Delaware, North Carolina, and Washington. Gubernatorial elections were also held in the US territories of American Samoa and Puerto Rico.... Read the full article.
DemDaily: Where Things Stand: Senate and House
November 12, 2024
As the transition and "peaceful transfer of power" begins between the Biden and Trump administrations, the national and international communities are still reeling from the former president's November 5 victory over Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 Presidential election.
With an estimated 95.6% of the national vote counted, all states have been called, giving Trump a final of 312 electoral votes to Harris' 226.
Republicans flipped three Senate seats -- in Ohio, Montana and West Virginia -- to take control of the US Senate, with one race undecided.
Trump outperformed the GOP Senate candidates in all seven swing states; Democrats held onto Senate seats in four of the critical battlegrounds, including Wisconsin (Baldwin), Nevada (Rosen) and Michigan (Slotkin). .... Read the full article.
DemDaily: Harris Concedes Election but Not the Fight
November 8, 2024
The 2024 Presidential election is over, bringing to an end the most consequential, divisive and expensive election in modern history -- one that will reverberate with ramifications for decades.
Republicans won the fight for the Presidency and Congress but lost the battle for the soul of their Party, electing a twice-impeached convicted felon to represent their ideals, values and agenda.
In the days and weeks to come, there will be no shortage of analyses by the parties, pundits, pollsters and media, while a battle-weary electorate, or at least half of it, looks for direction. Their future, and ours, depends on our response.
In the interim, as we absorb the shock of the presidential election's outcome, the battle for control -- or the balance -- of Congress still rages in undecided races. Read the full article.
DemDaily: A Little Political Humor. Our Monthly Roundup!
November 15, 2024
On Trump Winning the Election: Late-night hosts spent Wednesday after the 2024 election processing the results and former President Donald Trump’s sweeping win.
“Yep, it’s official. America elected its first criminal president before electing its first female president. What a day for proud felonists.” - Desi Lydic on “The Daily Show”
“Instead of breaking the glass ceiling, last night America decided to get back with her dirtbag ex.” - Desi Lydic
“We’ve had two qualified, accomplished women nominated for president, and both times they lost to the worst man in the whole country.” - Desi Lydic
“Yup, Trump could be the first president to be under White House arrest.” – Jimmy Fallon
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