Democrats

The former vice president is still the Democratic presidential frontrunner, which may be a sign that the party’s base isn’t quite as progressive as the media would have you think.

All the Democrats want to be President, but the nominee will never get anything done if the party can’t retake the Senate.

With 21 — soon to be 22 — candidates in the mix, Democrats run the risk of a long, bitter primary season that will only benefit Trump.

The former vice president embodies all of the Democratic party’s evolution since the 1970s – including on LGBTQ rights.

He’s got momentum and talent, but Buttigieg will need more than that if he’s to become the voters’ choice.

A new analysis finds that Democrats are making a mistake if they think that Twitter is what the electorate looks like.

With a large and diverse field of candidates to choose from, Democrats may find identity politics a lot more complicated than before.

The gay mayor of South Bend, Ind., is wowing audiences and pundits simply by being his smart, plainspoken self.

The Texas Democrat proved last year that he’s a charismatic campaigner, but he’s still a bit of a blank slate.

The resolution bashes white supremacy, but neglects to mention that we’re often the targets of it.