The Democratic party needs to change, readers say. Here’s how.
“Suggestion for the Democrats: go meet some Trump voters, and also some non-voters, and listen to what they have to say.
Democratic state leaders prepare for a tougher time countering Trump in his second term
Trump’s campaign promises included mass deportations of people in the country illegally, and his history includes rolling ...
Democratic Party consultant who voted for Trump says liberal friends turned their back on her
Longtime Democratic Party consultant Evan Barker, who voted for President-elect Donald Trump, says her liberal friends don’t ...
The Democratic Party must reconnect with its working-class roots (Viewpoint)
Will the Democratic Party seize this opportunity to rebuild? Or will it continue down a path of complacency and disconnection ...
Split ticket voters offer some bracing lessons for the Democratic Party
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was surprised to see her New York 14th congressional district swing heavily toward Trump even ...
Texas Democratic Party chair to resign after Republican sweep in Texas
After Republicans won races statewide, especially in South Texas, the chair of the Texas Democratic Party, Gilberto Hinojosa, ...
Gov. Andy Beshear talks about Democratic party and moving forward in New York Times op-ed
Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear has won two elections in a row in a deeply red state and wrote in a New York Times opinion piece ...
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The US Is a Civic Desert. To Survive, the Democratic Party Needs to Transform Itself.
The party should jettison its consultant class and move toward a local-membership model that would help to rejuvenate civic ...
Democratic Governors Form a Group to Oppose the Trump Administration
The group’s leaders, Govs. JB Pritzker of Illinois and Jared Polis of Colorado, are ambitious Democrats likely to try to fill ...
'What does the Democratic Party stand for?' Sanders doubles down on criticism after Harris loss
Sen. Bernie Sanders doubled down on accusing the Democratic Party of losing touch with the priorities of working-class ...