Even as Democrats face big questions about their direction and messaging in the second Trump era, the party is using down ballot races to signal that it still has some momentum.

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Fresh off receiving an endorsement from President Donald Trump, conservative state Supreme Court candidate Brad Schimel ...

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Former Minnesota state Sen. Melisa López Franzen announced Monday she will run for the U.S. Senate in 2026, making her the second Democrat to seek Tina Smith’s seat. López Franzen and Lt. Gov. Peggy ...

In terms of its “surprise factor,” Shaheen’s announcement fell somewhere in between those of her two aforementioned Democratic colleagues, neither of whom could be considered old by Senate standards, ...

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The Democratic Party is furious at Schumer and is having difficulties adjusting to the hard realities of the second Trump term.