John Dorman

Democrats are aiming to once again win Wisconsin, a foundational core of the party's "blue wall" that Donald Trump breached in 2016.

Millions have already been raised for the 2024 presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. But where does that money come from?

Tim Walz has so far left the best impression with voters in the pivotal Sun Belt, according to the latest set of New York Times/Siena College polls.

Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut told The New York Times Magazine that Biden transformed "from being a neoliberal to being an economic nationalist."

Sen. Joe Manchin in an interview with The New York Times expressed his approval of Harris' shift on energy policy, notably regarding fracking.

President Biden's decision to step aside as the Democratic nominee has given the party renewed competitiveness in the Sun Belt's battleground states.

In the 2024 election cycle, 34 senators will be up for reelection: 20 Democrats, 11 Republicans, and three Independents.

Adding a wrinkle to an already complicated relationship, Biden is upset Obama didn't directly share his concerns about the election, per Politico.

Republicans have long sough to tie Kamala Harris to President Biden's immigration policies. But now, she's leaning into the issue on her own terms.

Former President Donald Trump and billionaire businessman Elon Musk live-streamed a rambling conversation on X on Monday.