The article about a former staff member for Sen. John Hickenlooper trying to sabotage potential rivals in the 2026 senatorial primary was disturbing but also not a surprise. The Democratic Party is apparently just as corrupt as the Republican Party.

The party’s establishment has long succeeded at closely managing primaries. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), known as a ferocious recruiter, was also adept at subtly and not-so-subtly discouraging candidacies, helping the party avoid contentious primaries in Florida and Kansas in recent years.

🚨Breaking news: The Indiana Senate voted against a GOP-drawn congressional map, rejecting a monthslong pressure campaign from Trump. A majority of Republicans (21 of 40) in the chamber wound up opposing the redistricting effort. Read more →

In Texas, Democratic candidates Jasmine Crockett and James Talarico have launched their Senate campaigns with contrasting strategies

At the Democratic Governors Association’s annual Winter meeting in Arizona, some of the brightest leaders of the party touted the "affordability" message.

At one point en vogue, then politically risky, calls to overhaul and even dissolve immigration agencies are growing among some Democrats after deportations across the country.

The candidates for U.S. Senate shared how they'd govern, and why they think they could beat Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas, in 2026.

Party Chair Charles Fall cited the incumbents' commitment to protecting working families and making New York more affordable for Staten Islanders.