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BBN has covered 29 stories about Democrats, mostly in U.S. and World, as reported by Axios, Washington Examiner, Fox News, NPR and others. Newest first.
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Axios: pollsters fear a polling error could flip Congress
Pollsters say they lack full visibility into voter behavior, with even minor measurement errors potentially determining whether Republicans retain or lose congressional control.
Reported by Axios - U.S.
Why experts aren't sold on Democrats' polling advantage
Polls showed Democrats leading by more than 8 points heading into the weekend, yet skeptics including Republican operatives doubt the leads will hold through 2026.
Reported by Washington Examiner - U.S.
Ex-trooper challenging Omar blasts Minnesota Democrats on gang…
Nagel, running against Omar, says Minnesota Democrats are soft on crime as Somali gang violence escalates, though specific data on the violence isn't available.
Reported by Fox News - Tech
Democrats turn to influencers to win back Latino voters
Democrats are enlisting Latino content creators to rebuild support after losing ground with the voting bloc, which has grown disenchanted with both major parties.
Reported by NPR - Your Money
Trump Takes Price Fight to Syracuse for Blakeman Campaign
Trump criticized Gov. Hochul's handling of New York's cost of living at a Syracuse rally supporting Republican gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman.
Reported by The Washington Times - U.S.
Bill Maher Says Democrats Haven't 'Renounced Their Crazy'
Maher warned the far left could misread midterm wins as backing communism, according to Fox News reporting on his comments about 2028 election prospects.
Reported by Fox News - U.S.
Press secretary pick, House forecast shifts, Kansas Senate race
Zacharia, a 41-year-old former DHS public affairs official, surprised colleagues with her press secretary appointment; Hamilton seeks to flip Kansas's Senate seat for the first time in a century.
Reported by Washington Examiner, CBS News, The New York Times - U.S.
Young Voters Swing Toward Democrats, Survey Finds
The survey, from The Argument, shows young voters shifting Democratic support; actual election outcomes remain unknowable.
Reported by CBS News - U.S.
Democrats Drop $5 Million on Kansas Senate Race, NYT Says
Senate Democrats' main super PAC is investing in Kansas because party leaders believe Republicans' political position is deteriorating in that red state.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
Cook Report Shifts 18 House Races Toward Democrats
The Cook Political Report, a nonpartisan election forecaster, shifted its ratings on Friday; the actual midterm votes occur in November.
Reported by Newsmax - U.S.
NBC News: Democrats Request Fewer Mail Ballots, Return Them Faster
NBC's analysis of early voting finds Democrats are requesting fewer mail ballots than previously but returning submitted ones more quickly, reshaping how the electorate casts votes.
Reported by NBC News - U.S.
Isaias Surge and Wind Warnings; Pardon Questions Land
Hurricane Isaias is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge and devastating winds to the Florida Panhandle, with evacuation orders already covering several counties.
Reported by ABC News, CBS News - U.S.
Grassley Defends Record as Democrats Demand Jack Smith Apology
Democrats demanded Grassley apologize for his treatment of Smith, but his written response sidestepped the specific conduct concerns raised by Dick Durbin.
Reported by The Hill - U.S.
Obama Hits Trail for Democrats, Washington Examiner Reports
Obama is endorsing candidates in battleground races and appearing in Democratic digital ads to boost fundraising and party energy ahead of 2026.
Reported by Washington Examiner - Your Money
Top Democrats Join Wealthy in Fighting California Billionaire Tax
California Democrats are splitting with each other over the proposed tax, not just facing opposition from billionaires seeking to block it.
Reported by AP News - Sports
Democrats Shift on Trans Athletes; Pentagon Satellite Security Gap
South Carolina Democratic nominee Annie Andrews now opposes transgender athletes in women's sports, reversing her 2022 position as Republicans call it flip-flopping.
Reported by Fox News, Washington Examiner - U.S.
NYC Triathlon Returns to the Hudson; Permitting Bill Fight
The Big Apple Triathlon takes place Saturday with approximately 1,300 swimmers entering the Hudson River after the event's two-year absence and recent leadership change.
Reported by New York Post, Washington Examiner - U.S.
Schumer Says He's Staying; Senate Candidates Want New Leader
Schumer told Politico he's running for re-election as Democratic leader, but some Senate candidates are seeking fresh leadership instead.
Reported by Washington Examiner, Fox News - Tech
Two Democrats float an AI safety framework, Politico reports
The proposal has not yet been passed into law, representing an early-stage policy discussion rather than concrete regulation.
Reported by Politico - World
DNC Sues Over Taxpayer-Funded Presidential Ads
Reported by NBC News, The Guardian - World
Bomber Pullout, Diesel Order, Kids' Online Safety
Reported by PBS, CBS News - World
CBS: Some Democrats Now Furious Over Mamdani Statement
Reported by CBS News - U.S.
Jewish Democrats Eye Rogers in Michigan Senate Race
Reported by AP News - U.S.
National Review: Electric Bill Lawsuit, Permitting Reform Push
Reported by National Review - U.S.
Northeast Democrats Urge Action as Heating Oil Costs Surge
Reported by Reuters - Pop Culture
Swift tops Hot 100, Senate PAC raises record, Book Award finalists
Reported by New York Post, The New York Times, NPR - U.S.
Virginia Fair Tests a Nine-Term Incumbent; Flock Camera Fight Goes Nat
Reported by Washington Examiner - U.S.
Democrats Weigh House Spending; Cornell Case Draws Scrutiny
Reported by The New York Times
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