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POLITICS

Abdul El-Sayed Claims Victory in Michigan Democratic Senate Primary, Signaling Shift for Progressives

Thursday, Aug 06

Abdul El-Sayed wins the Michigan Senate Democratic primary in a significant victory for the progressive wing, facing Mike Rogers in November.

POLITICS

Maine Democrats Nominate Troy Jackson for Senate Race Against Susan Collins

Sunday, Jul 26

Maine Democrats have nominated Troy Jackson to replace Graham Platner in the upcoming Senate race against Susan Collins.

ECONOMY

South Carolina Set to Lead Democratic Primary Calendar for 2028

Saturday, Jul 25

South Carolina is poised to secure its place as the first Democratic presidential primary state for 2028, emphasizing Black voter influence.

POLITICS

Graham Platner Withdraws from Maine Senate Race Amid Sexual Assault Allegation

Friday, Jul 10

Graham Platner has suspended his Senate campaign in Maine, prompting a rush among Democrats to find a replacement amid serious allegations against him.

WORLD NEWS

Mamdani-backed candidates achieve significant victories in New York's Democratic primaries

Wednesday, Jun 24

Mamdani's candidates triumph in New York primaries, signaling a shift in Democratic politics as they unseat established incumbents.

WORLD NEWS

South Korea's Ruling Party Gains in Local Elections Despite Setback in Seoul

Thursday, Jun 04

South Korea's Democratic Party won most local elections, but a narrow loss in Seoul casts a shadow on President Lee's reform agenda.

POLITICS

U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Virginia Democrats' New Voting Map Bid

Saturday, May 16

U.S. Supreme Court declines Virginia Democrats' appeal to reinstate a favorable voting map ahead of the midterm elections, blocking a significant political strategy.

POLITICS

Virginia Democrats Appeal to Supreme Court to Reinstate Blocked Congressional Map

Tuesday, May 12

Virginia Democrats seek to restore a blocked congressional map through a Supreme Court appeal following a state ruling against their voting advantage.