Zohran Mamdani’s campaign broke the rules of running for mayor and is threatening Andrew Cuomo’s lead. Will it be enough?

YouTube video by Moe Davis for Congress

An overflow Omaha crowd launches U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders' "Fighting Oligarchy" tour that stops next in Iowa.

Use this tool to find out when, where and how you can run for office.

The Arizona lawmaker diagnoses what he thinks needs to change in the way his party communicates with men, Latinos and Trump voters.

Adams’ commitment is sending shockwaves through New York City, where residents are on edge over the president’s deeply controversial plans to end birthright citizenship, launch mass dep…

The Democratic incumbent got more votes. Now the Republican challenger is trying to throw out tens of thousands of them.

How Ruben Gallego hopes his unusual path to the Senate will “nudge” Democrats—and the chamber

Ten years in, Bill de Blasio and his allies explain how they did it — and what future mayors could learn from their success.

Ruben Gallego, who recently became the first Latino elected to Senate in Arizona, tells PEOPLE about his hard-fought journey to a better life after things went 'very wrong very fast' for his family wh...

"This is a nonviolent version of January 6."

The Interior Department probe will identify Indigenous children who died at schools the U.S. government forced them into for assimilation into white culture.

At a gathering of Democratic governors, many were reluctant to discuss the issue that sank President Biden’s campaign: age. Others are ready for a Gen X president.

Rebecca Katz, founder of New Deal Strategies, is coming off her second consecutive cycle as General Consultant on signature Democratic Senate wins - including Ruben Gallego in Arizona and John Fetterm...

The Phoenix congressman had to push aside independent Kyrsten Sinema without hurting his chances against Republican Kari Lake.

A conversation with a Democrat who did.

After a victorious Senate campaign, the Arizona lawmaker thinks others can follow his lead by signaling that they hear Latino voters’ economic pain. But repeating his success might not be so easy.

The Democratic senator-elect tells NBC News what he understood about Latinos — particularly men — that others in his party missed, and why it was so consequential.