by Jake Johnson | Jul 1, 2026 | AIPAC, big tech, Colorado, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialist, Democratic Socialists, Diana DeGette, elections, News, primaries, super PAC spending, Super PACs
Melat Kiros, a 29-year-old democratic socialist and first-time candidate, defeated 15-term incumbent Rep. Diana DeGette on Tuesday in Colorado’s 1st Congressional District primary, the latest signal that progressive momentum and backlash against the Democratic establishment are spreading nationwide. “We won tonight, but this is also something so much bigger than this moment,” Kiros…
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by Sasha Abramsky | May 3, 2026 | Alaska, California, elections, Eric Swalwell, Gubernatorial elections, Louisiana, Maine, Op-Ed, primaries, Ranked Choice Voting, Republicans, Runoff Election, Runoff Elections, Washington D.C., Washington State
With just weeks until California voters cast ballots for the next governor in the primary, five candidates are clustered atop the polling, each with at least 10 percent but less than 20 percent support among the electorate. A sixth candidate, San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, is at 5 percent and has been gaining visibility in recent weeks. More than a quarter of the electorate has yet to make up its mind.
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by Sam Rosenthal | Nov 25, 2025 | AIPAC, Democratic Party, Democrats, elections, Gaza, Israel, Kamala Harris, News Analysis, PACs, Palestine, primaries, Super PACs, Uncommitted
Rep. Seth Moulton of Massachusetts made a surprising announcement last month: The moderate Democrat said he would no longer accept donations from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). Spurning AIPAC was not, on its face, shocking. In the more than two years since Israel’s onslaught in Gaza began, numerous members of Congress have pledged not to accept money from the lobby…
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