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Meet the candidates running for Allegheny County Controller and learn what they plan to do in the role.

Sometimes, majority rules. Sometimes it’s just cruel. Some people can’t seem to tell the difference. That’s one lesson to be drawn from Justin Jones a

Tennessee Republicans ousted two Black Democratic lawmakers and, in doing so, likely ignited a fire under their political opponents, Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page writes.

When your majority — or supermajority — cannot win an argument on its merits, you owe your colleagues and constituents something more than simply to cut off debate.

If you can't win an argument on its merits, you owe your colleagues and constituents something more than simply to cut off debate.

Sometimes, majority rules. Sometimes it’s just cruel.

An array of progressive campaign groups is teaming up with the Latino Victory Project to set up a candidate training camp ahead of the 2024 election. The two-day “Path to Victory” program will take place in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin, and it will teach prospective candidates the basics of how to run a successful…

The “Tennessee Three” remind us to beware of powerful interests that pervert democracy with what some of the nation’s founders called “the tyranny of the majority.”

"Run for Something," a progressive group formed in 2017, is endorsing Adrian Ghainda in the District 2 Hudson County commissioner race.

Ya Fav Trashman, a.k.a. Terrell Haiglers experience shows the system is stacked against working-class Philadelphians who want to run for office.