
Democrats Are Leaving the Biggest Opportunities of a Blue Wave on the Table
Winning elections isn’t enough if those victories won’t deliver material, urgent change for working people.
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Winning elections isn’t enough if those victories won’t deliver material, urgent change for working people.

Pod Save America host Dan Pfeiffer and States Win Executive Director Sarah Curmi sit down for a Substack LIVE to discuss why investing in state legislatures is critical to winning big in the midterms.

As we approach the halfway mark of President Trump’s disastrous second term, candidates, the media, the political establishment, and voters are already thinking about who will follow him into the White House.

In Ohio, Kansas, Indiana, and New Hampshire, just 17 legislative seats stand between Republicans and unchecked power. But national Democrats are leaving those states behind.

We break down why these battleground states are at the center of the 2026 political universe, determining power from Congress to state legislatures.

State governments shape the policies families rely on most, but the mothers living those realities remain vastly underrepresented.

Democrats flipped the VA legislature in 2023. That off-year election lay the groundwork for Democrats to add four more seats to Congress in 2026.

Your $25 to a federal campaign is a rounding error in a $10 million budget dominated by billionaires.

After flipping the state, Democrats are moving quickly to protect rights, lower costs, and reshape Virginia’s future.

Democrats may be performing strongly in special elections nationwide, but Michigan is a reminder that momentum can disappear quickly when we take our eyes off the ball.