As we gear up to take back the House in 2018, read some of the latest news and blog posts that demand our attention and action.
“I see voting rights as not only an issue for underprivileged communities and people of color, but also for women. With the implementation of onerous voting ID laws, certain women who change their names may not have access to cast…
The AWP is excited to announce our endorsement of Nuchhi Currier for Maryland’s 16th legislative district. Nuchhi Currier is the 6-term president of the Women’s National Democratic Club and has written policy both nationally and internationally. As an immigrant woman…
Episode 5 of ‘Let’s Talk About Policy’ discusses some possible outcomes from the upcoming 2018 Mid-term elections as well as some of the policies Democrats should be messaging on.
From Vox.com The elections held on Tuesday, November 6, are the first midterms under President Donald Trump, and the stakes for both parties are incredibly high. A fired up Democratic base threatens Republicans’ unified control of federal government — and…
Morning Consult interviews registered voters across the country every day to gauge their opinions on their elected officials as well as whom they’re planning to vote for in the upcoming 2018 midterm elections for House and Senate. This data, based…
The AWP is pleased to endorse Zahra Suratwala for DuPage County Board, District 1 in Illinois. Zahra is a longtime resident of DuPage County who is passionate about improving the community. She is a strong supporter of reproductive rights, LGBTQ…
The AWP is proud to announce our endorsement of Brandy Brooks for Montgomery County Council At-Large in Maryland. Brandy has a strong commitment to women’s rights, LGBT protections, gun sense measures, and voter enfranchisement. Brandy Brooks is running a diverse…
Go to MotherJones for more info: Today we’re launching a new Mother Jones video series explaining everything you need to know about efforts to undermine voting in America. We’ve covered this territory for years. In 2012, Kevin Drum detailed the…
By Olga Khazan For the past 18 months, many political scientists have been seized by one question: Less-educated whites were President Trump’s most enthusiastic supporters. But why, exactly? Was their vote some sort of cri de coeur about a changing…
By Ari Berman for MotherJones The 2020 census will include a question about US citizenship for the first time since 1950, the Commerce Department announced Monday night. Civil rights groups say the question will massively depress responses from immigrants fearful…