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What Would It Take for Democrats to Win in Utah?
While it's highly unlikely that Utah will flip blue any time soon, local progressives and Democrats tell Blue Tent that they see growing opportunities to win some victories in the state. Read more
Mar 16, 2021
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How the Democrats Are Trying to Keep Up in the Data Arms Race
For a decade, Democrats were out-innovating Republicans on the technology front. Then came the 2016 collapse. Now, the party is trying something new called the Democratic Data Exchange. Read more
Feb 1, 2021
Meet Ground Game LA.: A Local Group Working to Turn Voters into Leaders
Eighty-eight percent of Angelenos don’t vote in city elections, which means less power and fewer services for some of LA's most vulnerable residents. This nonprofit is trying to change that—and mint new leaders in the process. Read more
Jan 20, 2021
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Here’s What Equis Labs Has Learned About Mobilizing Latino Voters
Earlier this year, Equis Labs published a report on how to engage Latino voters. Based on 30,000 interviews in 12 battleground states, the study turned out to be spot-on as troubling election results came in. Read more
Dec 28, 2020
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Who's the Next Bernie Sanders? Four Possible Options
The progressive movement is soon going to move on from Sanders. When it does, someone will have to take up his mantle. Read more
Nov 14, 2020
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These Scholars Have Bold Plans to Expand and Protect American Democracy
If Democrats want to protect and expand American democracy, they can look to these scholars and their bold plans. Read more
Nov 10, 2020
