To take advantage of the opportunity, Democrats might reflect on how their party managed to recover from serious crises in ...

Kamala Harris returned on Colbert's couch—relaxed, relatable, and revealing just how adrift the Democratic Party remains ...

With Democrats struggling nationally over their future direction, the party in Connecticut is facing some similar questions ...

In a new piece for The Atlantic, "The Democratic Party Slides Into Irrelevance," journalist David Graham argues that party leaders are failing to keep pace with the moment. 06/26/2025 ...

The Democratic Party has no leader and no message. That’s not a right-wing talking point; that’s the findings of a poll commissioned by a Democrat SuperPAC. As reported by The Hill, a survey ...

Two recent votes gave a different look at the AZ Democratic party. The Gaggle dives into why the party is so split and how ...

The Democratic Party is having an identity crisis; that much is obvious. The question now is whether the party will draw the wrong lessons from Trumpism and try to defeat ...

Only 35 percent of Democrats were optimistic about their party’s future in May’s AP-NORC survey. A Reuters/Ipsos survey two weeks ago found 62 percent of Democrats want to dump their leadership. In ...

After significant Democratic Party losses in 2024, a small group of Pennsylvania elected officials and the Democratic candidate for New Jersey governor have banded together to create a playbook for ...

A party split by symbolism National Democrats are grappling with the same dilemma. After their bruising 2024 losses, many are asking whether cultural overreach helped cost them the election.

I read with interest Andrew Dunn’s recent opinion piece, “ In North Carolina, Democrats Have an Identity Crisis. ” I agree the party faces a real crisis — but not just of ideology.