With President Donald Trump’s approval rating deep under water, and Americans’ views of his handling of the economy over 20 points more negative than they were on inauguration day, a naive observer of US politics might expect the Democrats’ fortunes to be rising.

Speaker Mike Johnson on Monday claimed that House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries endorsing Zohran Mamdani marked the "end of the Democratic Party."

In March, six days after Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer and nine of his colleagues voted with Republicans to keep the government open, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders and New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez vented their frustrations in Las Vegas before thousands of people.

Former North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper is still seen as a potential player in the 2028 presidential race. As governor, he left a big mark by expanding Medicaid and repealing the state’s “bathroom ban” that targeted transgender people.

With 19% support, Buttigieg leads Newsom – his closest opponent – by 4 percentage points, according to the University of New Hampshire’s Granite State Poll, released Monday.

The Winnebago County Democratic Party lost its booth at the Oshkosh Farmers Market after a volunteer gave out bracelets with an anti-Trump phrase.

Graham Platner, the embattled Maine Senate candidate, accused his party of trying to “destroy my life” during a packed town hall Monday night in Damariscotta, Maine. Platner, an oyster farmer and political newcomer backed by Sen.

Research reveals a disconnect between Democratic elites and voters, and recommends that the party shift away from far-left issues and focus on affordability and public safety.