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Democrats Split After Senate Passes Bill to End Shutdown
Party leaders oppose the plan without an Obamacare subsidy extension as the House prepares to vote on it.
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House Democrats Won’t Back GOP Spending Bill Without ACA Tax Credits: Jeffries
The House minority leader said that his party won’t accept a bill that they say leaves health care affordability unaddressed.
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Democrats Cast Election Night as a Comeback
Party leaders tout wins from New York to Virginia as Republicans say results in blue states aren’t surprising.
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Padilla Rules Out California Governor Bid, Says He’ll ‘Stay in This Fight’ in Senate
The Democratic senator says he was urged to run but will remain in the Senate, citing a duty to defend rights and ’the American dream.’
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Maryland Governor Pushes Ahead With Redistricting Process
Gov. Wes Moore creates a commission to review congressional maps as more states revisit lines before 2026.
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Obama Joins Campaign Trail in Democrats’ Final Push Before Elections
Obama campaigns for Mikie Sherrill and Abigail Spanberger while Republicans focus on voter turnout and election integrity.
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Harris Says Biden ‘Greatly Disappointed’ Her, Weighs Future Run in Podcast
In a wide-ranging conversation, Harris discussed a tense debate-day call with Biden, regrets over skipping Joe Rogan’s show, and thoughts on running again.
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DNC Chair Ken Martin Rallies Democrats in Final Push Ahead of Key 2025 Races
Democrats intensify final push in New Jersey, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, as RNC emphasizes turnout and election integrity.
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Democratic Mayors Prepare for Looming SNAP Cutoff
Local leaders said they are scrambling to fill the gap as the Senate rejected SNAP-specific funding and a federal judge weighed emergency relief.
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Pennsylvania Democrats’ Voter Registration Edge Shrinks Again
State records show the Democratic lead fell from about 686,000 in 2020 to about 178,000 by May 2025, and to 60,000 in the latest count.
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Democrats Split After Senate Passes Bill to End Shutdown
Party leaders oppose the plan without an Obamacare subsidy extension as the House prepares to vote on it.
|
House Democrats Won’t Back GOP Spending Bill Without ACA Tax Credits: Jeffries
The House minority leader said that his party won’t accept a bill that they say leaves health care affordability unaddressed.
|
Democrats Cast Election Night as a Comeback
Party leaders tout wins from New York to Virginia as Republicans say results in blue states aren’t surprising.
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Padilla Rules Out California Governor Bid, Says He’ll ‘Stay in This Fight’ in Senate
The Democratic senator says he was urged to run but will remain in the Senate, citing a duty to defend rights and ’the American dream.’
|
Maryland Governor Pushes Ahead With Redistricting Process
Gov. Wes Moore creates a commission to review congressional maps as more states revisit lines before 2026.
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Obama Joins Campaign Trail in Democrats’ Final Push Before Elections
Obama campaigns for Mikie Sherrill and Abigail Spanberger while Republicans focus on voter turnout and election integrity.
|
Harris Says Biden ‘Greatly Disappointed’ Her, Weighs Future Run in Podcast
In a wide-ranging conversation, Harris discussed a tense debate-day call with Biden, regrets over skipping Joe Rogan’s show, and thoughts on running again.
|
DNC Chair Ken Martin Rallies Democrats in Final Push Ahead of Key 2025 Races
Democrats intensify final push in New Jersey, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, as RNC emphasizes turnout and election integrity.
|
Democratic Mayors Prepare for Looming SNAP Cutoff
Local leaders said they are scrambling to fill the gap as the Senate rejected SNAP-specific funding and a federal judge weighed emergency relief.
|
Pennsylvania Democrats’ Voter Registration Edge Shrinks Again
State records show the Democratic lead fell from about 686,000 in 2020 to about 178,000 by May 2025, and to 60,000 in the latest count.
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