
What’s Happening With the 1,000 Election Monitors Trump Wants to Deploy in 2026?
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The Senate map is coming into focus as we approach Labor Day, and it is consistent with the year-long trend of things looking progressively brighter for Democrats.

And how you can help

A recording of the live briefing with Matt Kerbel and Chris Bowers on Tuesday August 25, 2026
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Throughout August, I’ve been posting excerpts from my new book, Democracy on the Edge, which I co-authored with my friend and colleague John White, professor emeritus at Catholic University in Washington, DC.

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Throughout August, I’ve been publishing excerpts from my new book, Democracy on the Edge. The book takes a sober look at the last three national elections through the lens of preserving democracy, examines the forces that contributed to the rise of Donald Trump, and considers how a revitalized country serving a diverse, multicultural population could arise from the ashes of MAGA governance.

On Tuesday night, three candidates endorsed by Donald Trump lost Republican primaries in Florida and Wyoming.

Legislative flips, Trump’s decline, environmental policy, and of course the midterms

A Day Off From Trump

Last Friday, I published an excerpt from my new book, Democracy on the Edge, about why young voters have not become Democrats even though their interests align more closely with Democrats than Republicans.

It’s a long shot, but hear me out

My new book, Democracy on the Edge, was published this week by the University Press of Kansas.

But there is one big fight left

Blanche, centrists, polling accuracy, and Democratic unity

If you are a Democratic or progressive grassroots activist, or just a concerned citizen who likes to stay politically engaged, your email inbox can be one of the more frustrating aspects of your political experience.
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