A Democrat told her opponent not to ‘mansplain.’ It struck a chord.
The Cornell case has made sexual misconduct a theme in the toss-up race between Rep. Mike Lawler and Democrat Cait Conley.
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Katie Fire Thunder’s campaign could help Montana seat a record number of Native women
Through grassroots organizing, political leadership and behind-the-scenes mentorship, their wins have been decades in the making.
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Ohio voters weigh how men candidates treat the women in their lives
Rep. Max Miller is running for reelection amid accusations of domestic violence that have put a spotlight on a painful issue for survivors.
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Amy Acton survived childhood abuse. Her Republican opponent is using it to attack her.
Vivek Ramaswamy has made this the closing argument against her in the Ohio governor's race. President Trump thinks he should “keep it up.”
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How anti-trans backlash to James Talarico spread like wildfire
Uncloseted Media and The 19th analyzed nearly 200 X posts and found how anti-trans talking points against the Democratic Senate candidate in Texas spread rapidly after his primary win.
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These White suburban moms regret voting for Trump — but aren’t sold on Democrats
“I’m embarrassed on a world stage,” said a regretful Trump voter in a Navigator Research focus group shared first with The 19th.
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Angie Nixon has been working years for this moment
The Florida Democrat is putting her history as an organizer and lawmaker toward challenging notions of electability.
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More members and money — and more fractures: The uncertain future of Erika Kirk’s Turning Point USA
The 19th spoke with student leaders who launched their chapters after Charlie Kirk’s death. Some described a renewed energy among young conservatives, while others described a more chaotic and divided landscape.
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What we know about the search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s house
The Minnesota congresswoman called the raid, just 22 days before Election Day, “an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement.”
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The Voting Rights Act has taken two devastating blows. What comes next?
Kristen Clarke, the NAACP’s top lawyer, says the country needs to have an "honest conversation" about how to protect the rights of Black voters.