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Democratic Party, Trump

Democratic Party chair Harrison won't seek new term after Trump win, sources say

Democratic National Committee Chairman Jaime Harrison is not expected to seek renomination when the party holds a leadership vote early next year, according to two sources familiar with his thinking.

Time on MSN · 5d

The Democratic Party Realignment That Empowered Trump

Since the 1970s, the Democratic Party has realigned—a shift that might have cost Kamala Harris the White House.

The New York Times · 4d

What Trump’s Win Tells Us About the Democratic Party

What lessons can Democrats take from the 2024 election? Astead W. Herndon, a national politics reporter and the host of the politics podcast “The Run-Up,” gives his analysis.

YAHOO!News · 3d

Trump win leaves Democrats talking about how to start over

Democrats say they need a fresh start after President-elect Trump’s decisive victory over Vice President Harris, which saw him sweep the swing states, narrow Democratic margins in various blue states and win over key parts of the electorate.

LiveTube News (English) on MSN · 3d

Video: The lessons for the media and the Democrats after Trump’s win | The Listening Post

The lessons for the media and the Democrats after Trump’s win | The Listening Post Donald Trump’s shock victory in the United States election this week revealed fundamental flaws with the Democratic Party establishment,

Kamala Harris, Democratic Party

India Today on MSN · 7d

A historic candidacy: Kamala Harris and the evolution of the Democratic Party

As the United States approaches the November 5 election, the Democratic Party stands at a historic juncture with Kamala Harris as the party's official nominee. This nomination reflects a legacy of evolution that has transformed the Democrats from their origins in the early days of the republic to a modern entity championing inclusivity and progressive values.

Fox News · 1d

Democratic Party infighting continues after Kamala Harris' decisive defeat

Fox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy reports on what's next for the Democratic Party after President-elect Trump's win on 'Special Report.'

Yahoo · 5h

Kamala Harris was convinced to abandon her progressive ideas. So Democrats didn’t vote for her

ANALYSIS: Harris sought centrist Republican votes, experts tell John Bowden, at the expense of the Obama coalition. But Republican women didn’t end up turning out for her — and neither did a large par

The Baltimore Sun on MSN17h

Who’s going to lead the Democratic Party after defeat? Why Wes Moore’s name is coming up

“The Democratic Party wants to make him a star,” said Matt Foster ... to make sure that Kamala Harris was the next ...

7hon MSNOpinion

The HR-ification of the Democratic Party

The party of norms, procedure, bureaucracy, DEI initiatives, rule following, language policing, and compliance ...

3don MSN

Americans deliver message to Democratic Party: The economy isn’t working

U.S. voters’ decisive swing toward President-elect Donald Trump reflects dissatisfaction with recent inflation, as well as ...

Inside the Republican victories in suburban New York: 'fed up with one party Democratic rule'

New York Republicans explain that their significant successes in the state were spurred on by New Yorkers’ concerns over ...

6don MSN

“Vice” director Adam McKay calls to 'abandon' Democratic Party, blasts Kamala Harris campaigning with the Cheneys

"Who would have guessed…embracing fracking, the Cheneys & a yr long slaughter of children in Gaza wouldn’t be a winning ...

as.com8d

How many Republican and Democratic presidents has the United States had?

This election marked a significant moment, occurring after the split of the Democratic-Republican party in 1825. The Democratic Party emerged from this dissolution, but its political ideology ...

3hon MSN

Fewer states than ever will have split-party Senate delegations

Around two dozen states regularly elected both a Republican and a Democrat to the U.S. Senate in the 1970s and 1980s. Only ...

11h

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 ...

as.com8d

States that vote Democratic blue and Republican red in US Election: these are the places that always vote the same

and it will be the states that do not consistently vote for the same party that will determine who becomes the next president of the United States. To win the White House, a candidate must ...

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