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A Democratic super PAC is dropping a new ad targeting Republicans over Obamacare ahead of a special election in New York to replace former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.). Progress Action Fund is rolling out the ad, first shared with The Hill, called “Republicans in Your Hospital,” which depicts a patient who needs lifesaving surgery but is denied…

Republicans are increasingly recognizing that abortion is an electoral problem for the GOP. They’re hoping voters will accept them being more open to contraception as a compromise.

In 2015, unions, trial lawyers and so-called dark-money groups that don’t disclose donors spent more than $13 million, compared with Republicans $4.3 million, to win three open seats on Pennsylvania’s

The Left has done a stellar job convincing deep-pocketed national donors and special interests that they should invest in Pennsylvania. That’s because it understands that Pennsylvania is the frontline battleground for the American future. The Right needs to come to this same realization before Democrats succeed in pushing Pennsylvania over the progressive cliff – and taking the country with it. 

The Democratic super PAC that released an eyebrow-raising ad showing a Republican in a couple’s bedroom ahead of a pivotal Ohio election is back with another ad targeting the GOP on abortion ahead of several critical races slated for later this year. The Progress Action Fund on Tuesday released a new 30-second ad, part of…

Ohioans will decide this November whether abortion rights should be enshrined in their state constitution.

Ohioans will decide this November whether abortion rights should be enshrined in their state constitution.

Warning: offensive video content The defeat in Ohio Tuesday of a ballot proposal that would have raised the threshold to pass an amend the state constitution from 50 percent to 60 percent sets the stage for a battle royal over abortion in the key Midwestern state that will be watched closely across the nation. Issue…

The defeat of Issue 1 was deeply disappointing and demoralizing.

Pro-life advocates are intensifying efforts against an Ohio ballot initiative that would establish a right to abortion in the state's constitution. This comes after Ohio voters defeated a separate referendum aimed at increasing the requirements to pass constitutional amendments.