The Aporia
24 articles about 24 events for “Democratic Midterm Strategy” from Washington Examiner.
“Iowa has not elected a Democratic governor since 2006, but Sand, the 44 year-old Iowa state auditor, is running to end what he calls “one-party rule” of Republican control in the governorship and state legislature.”
“The Human Rights Campaign, one of the largest transgender advocacy lobbying groups in the country, has turned its back on two Democratic congressional candidates for going against a key position in the progressive wing’s pro-LGBT platform.”
“Former President Barack Obama has backed candidates running in the most competitive races in the midterm elections, dishing out a slate of endorsements in the final month before the general election.”
“…t statements made on livestreams have created a trove of clips for Republicans to farm as they equate the streamer to Democratic candidates in the midterm elections, framing hopefuls who campaigned with him, such as Michigan’s Abdul el Sayed, as…”
“Her framing reflects much of President Donald Trump’s perspective on November’s midterm elections, as he told voters at a campaign rally in Ohio on Saturday night they should pretend his name is on the ballot, rather than the respective actual candidates.”
“Advocates said they are frustrated and resigned to White House‘s inaction on abortion in the wake of a new report that the Department of Justice is standing down on the issue until after the midterm elections.”
“President Donald Trump is planning to visit at least 10 states during the final month before the midterm elections, embarking on an aggressive blitz as Republicans fight to maintain control of Congress.”
“I was the National Republican Congressional Committee’s communications director in 1990, responsible for media and television advertising strategy in President George H.W.”
“Senate Democrats may have denied Republicans a midterm win by blocking a GOP senator’s bipartisan data center bill, but in the process, they revealed an out-of-sync party strategy over how to handle the increasingly contentious campaign issue.”
“A Democratic Senate is unlikely to confirm any Trump appointee to the Supreme Court and probably to any federal court, and would likely extract concessions from any nominee to a high policy position — unless Pennsylvania’s John Fetterman denies Democrats…”
“Two months before the midterm elections, the Republican Party has a problem.”
“Naturally, over the course of his decadeslong career, his politics have forged a tight-knit friendship between his party, Partido dos Trabalhadores, and the Democratic Socialists of America.”
“The midterm elections coming in less than 40 days are a binary choice between common sense and chaos.”
“In a world of 15-second attention spans, lacking any evidence of sequential thought, the overwhelmingly stronger pro-conflict case must be spoon-fed to the electorate as midterm elections approach.”
“Ashley Hinson (R-IA) wants Iowa to know she can work with Democrats while holding an endorsement from President Donald Trump as she takes on Democratic state Rep.”
“Some of President Donald Trump’s allies are worrying that his kind words for Zohran Mamdani, the socialist mayor of New York City, are undercutting the party’s midterm election-focused message attacking “communism.””
““The Democratic gadfly strategy on these, which they’ve been relatively explicit about, has overwhelmingly backfired and led to more congressional support for President Trump’s efforts to safeguard American troops and interests abroad, rather than less.””
“That strategy has appeal beyond Democratic circles, Fahey said, because it addresses issues that cross partisan lines.”
“For decades, the United States has served as the world’s democratic force for good.”
“Republicans insist they are playing offense before November’s midterm elections, but the party’s biggest spenders are increasingly investing into deep-red states that President Donald Trump has never lost.”
“Today, we bring you a memo sent to Republican candidates urging them to set out a clear economic message or face a midterm wipeout.”
“In an interview with MS Now, Piker addressed his previous comments in which he said the U.S. deserved 9/11, and explained his decision to get involved in politics for the 2026 midterm election cycle.”
“The strategy is atypical for presidents and their outside operatives during midterm cycles.”
“The Pine Tree State race is a linchpin of Senate Democratic strategy to win a majority in the chamber, which Republicans now control 53-47.”