Jesse Mermell, Congressional Candidate in Massachusetts’ 4th District, discusses the importance of electing reproductive justice champions, her tenure as Head of External
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In the Georgia jungle primary to fill the last two years of the Senate seat vacated in 2019 by Republican Johnny Isakson, Reverend Raphael Warnock stands out amidst a crowded field of 21 candidates (8 Democrats, 6 Republicans, 5 independents,
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Virginia Del. John McGuire (R, HD-56) is up for reelection this year. First elected in 2017, the fitness trainer is a former Navy SEAL — something he trades on at every opportunity
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Louisiana voters have never sent a Black woman to represent them in Congress, but that could change because of two winnable special elections this March. Karen Carter Peterson is running to fill
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Friends, Last week Texas’ 6th Congressional District became an open seat, with a special election coming soon. This is the first competitive special Congressional election of the Biden era. The former Representative
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In the Georgia jungle primary to fill the last two years of the Senate seat vacated in 2019 by Republican Johnny Isakson, Reverend Raphael Warnock stands out amidst a crowded field of
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On the 51st episode of the #VoteHerIn series, a partnership project of Two Broads Talking Politics/Kelly Pollock and Rebecca Sive, author of *Vote Her In: Your Guide to Electing Our First Woman
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In the midst of a pandemic, a proven public health expert will bring the necessary knowledge to Congress so lawmakers can craft legislation to solve the crisis. By electing Kate Schroder to
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Back in August, five months into the pandemic, I attended a Zoom event organized by Vote Mama with several rock star women politicians — Katie Porter, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, Buffy Wicks and a
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Ever since the Kansas Republican party formed in 1859, it has dominated the state’s politics. After joining the Union 3 years later, Kansas sent 29 Republicans, 2 Populists, and only 3 Democrats
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“Always stand up if you see an injustice in your community, whether it’s something that directly impacts your life or not.” — Cindy Axne Cindy Axne’s parents raised her and her sisters
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Since taking office, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, Congress’s first Ecuadorian American and South American immigrant, has protected and upheld the values of fairness and hard work that helped her succeed in America. At 15,
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