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Aug 31, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Andrew Mangan

    Texas GOP Fail? New Polls Show Democrats Lead In Gerrymandered Seats (opens the original)

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    Last year, Texas Republicans fired the first shot in the Great Mid-Decade Gerrymandering War, further rigging their state’s map in an effort to flip up to five House seats held by Democrats and aid the GOP’s attempts to retain its majority in the chamber. So how’s that working out? If new polling is to be believed, not so well. A new poll, conducted by the Barbara Jordan Public Policy Research and Survey Center at Texas Southern University, finds Democratic nominees leading in three heavil

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Andrew Mangan

    Does 'Democratic Socialism' Help Candidates To Win Elections? Numbers Say No (opens the original)

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    Democratic socialism appears to be ascendant in the Democratic Party, but when it comes to winning elections, is that a good thing? There is perhaps no more fraught intraparty discussion at the moment. Democratic socialists have notched some impressive primary victories, dethroning an incumbent or two along the way. But most of these have been in dark blue areas, like New York City, or in states like Florida, where Angie Nixon, a democratic socialist who won a Democratic Senate primary this past

  3. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Andrew Mangan

    Can Sherrod Brown (And Donald Trump) Flip Red Ohio Back To Blue? (opens the original)

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    Former Sen. Sherrod Brown, left, and wife Connie Shultz on Primary Night 2026 As Ohio goes, so goes the nation. If that old political adage bears out this year, it would be a hell of a problem for the Republican Party. Recent polling shows the state’s Senate and gubernatorial races locked in a dead heat—a shocking development for this reddening state. The Buckeye State, once a bellwether, has been drifting rapidly toward Republicans. Between 2002 and 2012, the state saw 10 total elections fo

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