Kemp managed to hold onto his seat, despite a strong challenge from Abrams.

Because as you lose faith in democratic governance, you lose interest in whatever method brings you to power.

The governor's race in Georgia will determine the future for abortion access in the state.

In this battleground state, Democrats are hoping that Senator Raphael Warnock holds onto his Senate seat and that Stacey Abrams can defeat GOP Governor Brian Kemp in November’s midterms.

For liberals, no state in the country feels more important in the November midterm elections than Georgia. Can Stacey Abrams and Raphael Warnock prevail?

“I don’t think we should be coy. I don’t think we should be abstract,” said the vice chair of the Democratic Governors Association.

Rarely has one state featured so many dramatic, implication-rich races in a midterm year. Can the Democrats—led by Stacey Abrams—pull this off?

If Democratic incumbents and challengers in swing states can’t win in 2022, then the GOP may be able to do what it wants in 2024.

What ails democracy in her Supreme Court thriller, “While Justice Sleeps”?

He has pledged to pick a woman for vice president and a black woman for the Supreme Court. That’s not as unusual as it sounds.

If he wins the nomination, he’ll have to choose a running mate who shares his values but expands his appeal.

You can amass great influence and power building the infrastructure for lasting Democratic rule ... or you can run for president.

The Democratic frontrunner’s campaign is pitched to white folks who have fled the party. Sound familiar?

Georgia's "fetal heartbeat" bill never would have passed if the state legislature truly reflected the voters' political preferences.

The case for the rising Democratic star to stay local

An unorthodox strategy to mask his flaws will only end up emphasizing them.

How newly elected Governor Brian Kemp is undermining the vote—all while potentially enriching a company with close ties to his administration.

More than a dozen Democrats are chasing the glory of the presidency, but some are missing the bigger picture.

Yes, the state on Tuesday voted for a white racist for Senate. But liberals shouldn’t write off Mississippi as a lost cause.