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“The race will be the first contested election for Democratic leader in decades.”

“His exit would leave a leadership vacuum at a time when the AI arms race between the US and China is at an apex.”

“… Scott Colom hasn’t officially been declared the winner in Mississippi’s knife-edge US Senate race – a state that has not sent a Democratic to the chamber since 1982 – there was indeed plenty of evidence before the Tuesday vote that Republicans were in for…”

“…crats prepare to vote on a majority leader for the upcoming Congress, they’re wrestling with how to navigate what feels like a clear mandate for anti-establishment voices from communities historically underrepresented in federal office to step into…”

“…cans wisely voted to strip the measure.) All this and more was fodder for Democratic attack ads, with more than 130 federal and gubernatorial races mentioning tech accountability or AI (only two Democratic-aligned ads between 2020 and 2024 mentioned big…”

“Trump has already threatened Democratic candidate Mary Peltola with criminal prosecution over reports that her campaign was linked to the recruitment of a second “Dan Sullivan” in Alaska’s Senate race, with the same name as the Republican candidate.”

““With representation across LA county, in the most powerful positions in city hall and for the first time in US Congress [Gonzales-Torres], we look forward to showing Angelenos what Democratic Socialist leadership can deliver.””

“Nithya Raman on Thursday unseated Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass after a neck-and-neck race for the leadership for the US’s second largest city.”

“House progressives, long dismissed as the Democratic party’s leftwing outliers, are heading into the next Congress in larger numbers than ever and vowing to push the new Democratic majority to the left.”

“It’s lonely at the top for India’s female politicians India has an illustrious history of women occupying top leadership positions, long before many other democracies.”

“Meanwhile, all incumbent Democratic doctors won their races.”

“Dozens of Republican candidates directly endorsed by Trump lost their races, according to analysis by the Guardian, raising questions over the power of the president’s support.”

“The Democratic share of the popular vote for House races was the largest of any election since 1976, according to analysis by the New York Times.”

“Democrats flipped state houses and legislatures in several states, and these leadership changes will dramatically reshape actions on abortion, gender-affirming care, vaccines and more, experts say.”

“On Tuesday, Cox, a technology professional, cast his vote for Collins’ Democratic challenger Troy Jackson – driven not by pressing local issues, but broader concern “for the direction the country is going in”, he said.”

“Will Chuck Schumer and the rest of the Democratic leadership listen?”