Power Politics and the Struggle for North Carolina’s Constitution Published: 2 November 2018 Article This year, North Carolina voters will decide on six amendments to their state constitution. What do these recent additions to the ballot mean for the future of the state's politics?
The Anti-Corporate PAC Movement: Effective Reform or Political Strategy? Published: 29 October 2018 Article A growing group of Democratic candidates, fed up with special interests in politics, is declaring open season on corporate Political Action Committees. But getting corporate dollars out of elections will be more complicated than that.
Five Things Experts Are Saying About the 2018 Midterm Elections Published: 23 October 2018 Listicle We spoke with three election experts – Dr. David Barker at American University, Dr. Danny Hayes at George Washington University, and Dr. Candice Nelson at American University – to get their perspective on what to expect in November.
A Progressive in Trump Country Published: 31 August 2018 Interview How are progressive candidates trying to win over traditionally conservative districts? We spoke with Josh Stanfield, campaign manager for Congressional candidate Jennifer Lewis, on his approach for engaging with Virginian voters in a Republican stronghold.
The Sister District Project: A rising force in progressive politics Published: 7 August 2018 Article The team behind the Sister District Project is mobilizing the energy of progressive Americans to make an impact on local elections - and they have their eyes on the midterms.
Physician, Bestselling Author, Congressional Candidate: An Interview with Dr. Nadia Published: 26 February 2018 Interview As the midterm elections near, more women and minority candidates are throwing their hats in the ring. Alexander Nasserjah interviews Democratic candidate for Maryland’s 6th district, Dr. Nadia Hashimi.
