In the face of this attack on our right to vote, there was something akin to a popular revolt by the African American and Latino electorate.read more

To Tammy Baldwin, Elizabeth Warren, to the DREAMERs, and the LGBT activists who are changing the country for the better.read more

“Women have the power to put people in office and we have the power to take them back out.”read more

President Obama won re-election in large part due to overwhelming support from women, African-American and Latino voters.read more

Voters supported increased aid for education but shot down an effort to require labeling of GMO foods.read more

Obama has a popular mandate for a positive vision of government's role in protecting workers, consumers, and the disadvantaged.read more

Romney ran as a candidate of the 1 percent; this was a victory for the 99 percent.read more

"But I didn't run to make history," she said. "I ran to make a difference."read more

In Wisconsin, at least, voter intimidation by True the Vote and other Republican-affiliated election observers has not materialized on Election Day.read more

Beware chronic mapsturbation and needless technological gimmicks, along with an excuse-a-palooza on Fox.read more

“We’re not throwing Hail Mary’s, and it’s a difference between the campaigns,” David Axelrod told reporters at this morning’s Obama rally in Madison, Wisconsin.read more

Obama will most likely win Wisconsin. But the biggest bet of all will be on Tammy Tuesday night.read more

To say that Romney is a chameleon is to insult chameleons everywhere.read more