Progressive Politics

This page collects the 10 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Progressive Politics”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Elections, Elections, and Democratic Party.

1. Sat, Oct 311 item
   1. Democratic Socialist Candidates Expected to Win House Seats Following Primary UpsetsSeveral progressive and democratic socialist primary challengers have unseated long-serving congressional incumbents in Democratic strongholds and are expected to win election to the U.S. House of RepMiami-Dade County3 reports
2. Sun, Oct 251 item
   1. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez campaigns for progressive candidates to test national electoral appealRepresentative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez campaigned for progressive candidates in competitive states like Michigan, Maine, and California during the midterms. The national campaign swing serves as a teMiami-Dade County
3. Wed, Aug 192 items
   1. State Rep. Angie Nixon wins Florida Democratic primary for U.S. SenateState Representative Angie Nixon defeated Alex Vindman in Tuesday's Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Ashley Moody. Nixon, a democratic socialist, will now face Moody in thMiami-Dade County
   2. State Representative Angie Nixon wins Florida Democratic primary for U.S. SenateMiami-Dade County
4. Wed, Aug 51 item
   1. Primary election results show progressive gains in Michigan and Trump-backed wins in GOP racesProgressive candidates secured key Democratic nominations in Michigan, while candidates endorsed by Donald Trump won Republican primaries across Washington, Kansas, and Michigan. Voters in Missouri anUnited States
5. Tue, Aug 41 item
   1. Democratic primary candidates in Michigan and Wisconsin test progressive electability in swing districtsDemocratic primary voters in competitive Midwestern districts are choosing between populist progressive outsiders and establishment-backed moderates. These races serve as a high-stakes test for whetheSan Diego County
6. Wed, Jul 291 item
   1. How Independent Media is Changing Democratic PoliticsA growing ecosystem of independent podcasts, social media accounts, and digital news sites is shifting how progressive voters consume information and how candidates reach their base. This trend, driveUnited States

1. 01Donald Trumpperson6 mentions
2. 02Alexandria Ocasio-Cortezperson4 mentions
3. 03Darializa Avila Chevalierperson4 mentions
4. 04Donavan McKinneyperson3 mentions
5. 05Chris Rabbperson3 mentions
6. 06William Lawrenceperson3 mentions
7. 07Tom Barrettperson3 mentions
8. 08Claire Valdezperson3 mentions
9. 09Jimmy Gomezperson3 mentions
10. 10Angela Gonzales-Torresperson3 mentions