LaistPolitics
Raman’s successful campaign hinged on a policy platform that centers basic city services, like improving sidewalks and fixing potholes.
LaistPolitics
Those in Little Bangladesh say they are often ignored, but Raman spent time listening to their concerns this fall.
GothamistPolitics
The federal government is seeking information about residents of the South Bronx migrant shelter.
GothamistPolitics
The Democratic governor remains open to a constitutional amendment that would make it easier for her party to redraw the lines.
Tampa Bay TimesPolitics
Stretching 20 months and 11 days, the 2026 Donalds v. Jolly governor’s race was one of the longest in state history. Democrats made it close.
OkgazettePolitics
While failing to win any statewide races on Tuesday, Oklahoma House Democrats saw their biggest caucus gains in over 20 years. Democrats not only maintained their existing seats, but gained six more in the state House by ousting five Republican incumbents and winning one other open seat previously held by the other party. After experiencing […]
OkgazettePolitics
Oklahoma City Animal Welfare is calling on residents to help find homes for shelter pets through its new “We Are Moving, Empty the Shelter” campaign as the organization prepares to move into a new $42 million facility. The campaign comes ahead of the opening of the MAPS 4 Louisa McCune Animal Welfare Center, a 70,000-square-foot […]
DeseretPolitics
An interfaith coalition opposed the Idaho abortion ballot initiative, with the Church of Jesus Christ donating $1 million to the campaign against it.
DeseretPolitics
After 40 of 41 local anti-data center measures passed nationwide in the Nov. 3 election, House Speaker Mike Schultz and Senate President Evan Vickers want to see more local input on projects.
DeseretPolitics
The blue wave crashed into Utah, flipping more than 15 state House seats. Democrats see it as a step toward turning Utah purple.
DeseretPolitics
Top Democrats will convene in Denver this week to discuss midterm success and look at the wide-open field for 2028
DeseretPolitics
Colom became Mississippi's first Black U.S. senator since Reconstruction by defeating Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith in the Senate race.