In a recent Palm Beach County special election, Democrat Rob Long secured an overwhelming victory, earning 63.2% of the vote. Long will fill the vacancy left by the late Joe Casello, representing District 90 during the 2026 legislative session, and then facing reelection. He previously served on the Delray Beach City Commission, where he championed LGBTQ+ rights. Long’s campaign garnered endorsements from diverse groups, including business and labor organizations.
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In a surprising turn of events, Democrat Eileen Higgins secured the mayoral seat in Miami, marking a significant victory for the Democratic party and a reversal of recent Republican success in Florida. This victory, against Republican Emilio González, highlights the growing resistance to Donald Trump’s policies, particularly those concerning immigration. Higgins’s campaign, which focused heavily on immigration issues and presented the election as a referendum on Trump’s policies, resonated with Miami’s large immigrant population, ultimately leading to her win and signaling a shift in the political landscape of the city. Her win is the first for a Democrat in Miami in 30 years and validates the success of grass-roots efforts by Democrats in the state.
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Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, known for her viral clashes with Republicans, has entered the U.S. Senate race in Texas. This announcement follows months of speculation and the withdrawal of Colin Allred from the race, leaving State Rep. James Talarico as her primary opponent. Crockett, with a strong fundraising record and internal polling, aims to energize infrequent voters and challenge the Republican incumbent, John Cornyn. Republicans are hopeful her candidacy will weaken the Democrat party, while Crockett aims to improve Texas’ voter turnout.
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Representative Jasmine Crockett has filed to run for the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Texas, setting the stage for a competitive race. She will face state Rep. James Talarico, who has already raised a significant amount of money and garnered national attention. The announcement follows former Rep. Colin Allred’s decision to run for the newly redrawn 33rd Congressional District. The general election is anticipated to be extremely expensive, with both Republican and Democratic candidates vying for the seat.
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In a controversial turn of events, New York City Council member Chi Ossé will not challenge Representative Hakeem Jeffries in the 2026 Democratic primary, despite earlier considerations and the support of some. This decision followed intervention from Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, influencing a narrow vote against Ossé’s candidacy at a Democratic Socialists of America forum. The article argues that Jeffries is a weak leader with problematic stances on key issues and a record of suppressing socialist candidates, and that the lack of a primary challenge will be to the detriment of the public. Ultimately, the article posits that even if a challenger is not victorious, a primary election is a valuable exercise for socialists.
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Democrat, Republican neck and neck in Tennessee special election: Poll, and the very fact that this is even a conversation is a big deal. Trump won this district by a whopping 22 points in the last election, so the fact that the race is even close is something that should give Republicans a serious case of the jitters. This was supposed to be a guaranteed win for the GOP. Instead, we have Democrat Aftyn Behn polling within a razor-thin margin of her Republican opponent, Matt Van Epps – close enough to be within the margin of error of the poll itself.… Continue reading
Joe Khan secured a historic victory in Bucks County, becoming the first Democrat elected district attorney since the 1800s. Khan, who won with over 54% of the vote, attributed his success to a campaign focused on authentic representation and a commitment to good governance. His victory signals a shift in the county’s political landscape, especially considering the area’s recent voting history. Khan’s win sends a beacon of hope, promising positive change.
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Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva, D-Ariz., has yet to be sworn into office nearly two weeks after her election. During an interview, Grijalva expressed suspicion at the delay, as she has not received any communication from House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., regarding a timeline. Grijalva believes the hold-up may be due to her planned signature on the discharge petition for the Epstein files, which would become the 218th vote needed to force a full chamber vote. She also highlighted the negative impact on her constituents, who are left without representation during a crucial time.
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Maine Representative Jared Golden, a Democrat, faces a primary challenge from State Auditor Matthew Dunlap, who criticizes Golden for aligning with Republicans. Dunlap, who served as Maine’s Secretary of State, asserts that Golden’s voting record, including his support for a Republican-led funding bill and the SAVE Act, has alienated Democrats. Golden, defending his actions, emphasizes his representation of an independent district and the diversity of its views. Additionally, former Republican Governor Paul LePage has also announced his campaign for the district’s seat.
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Fetterman disapproval hits 54 percent among Pennsylvania Democrats: Poll – Wow, that’s quite a number, isn’t it? Fifty-four percent of Pennsylvania Democrats are expressing disapproval of their own Senator, John Fetterman. That’s a significant portion of the electorate, and it really sets the stage for a lot of questioning about what’s happening with his political standing. There’s a clear sentiment of disappointment and even betrayal among some, as they feel he’s shifted from the progressive ideals he ran on.
Fetterman disapproval hits 54 percent among Pennsylvania Democrats: Poll – It’s hard to ignore the comments pointing to his changing views, particularly the shift toward more conservative stances.… Continue reading
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