SLW Strategies
Nixon managed to create a coalition that has largely eluded democratic socialists elsewhere. While candidates such as Abdul El-Sayed, who narrowly won the Democratic Senate nomination in Michigan, won college-educated progressives and lost the working class and Black vote, Nixon won big in Florida counties with large minority and working-class populations, but also in college […]
The Grio Opinion: Democrats love Black women’s labor. They’re less committed to our progress and protection By JULIENNE LOUIS-ANDERSON top of page bottom of page
DC Report: Peggy Flanagan Could Make History for Native American Women in November. She’s Not the Only One. top of page bottom of page
Fresh off the press and the most useful new resource of the week. There are 16 million eligible AAPI voters in 2026, including 1.6 million newly eligible since 2022. Eligible voters grew 19 percent for Asian Americans and 14 percent for Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders between 2020 and 2024, against 3 percent growth for […]
Opinion: Overlooking Asian American voters could cost Democrats the midterms By Mary Lou Akai-Ferguson top of page bottom of page
The largest survey of its kind at 3,000 registered Latino voters, fielded nationally and across 32 competitive congressional districts. Cost of living leads at 53 percent, with immigration ranking fifth. Latino voters back Democratic House candidates 54 to 27 with 19 percent still undecided. Demographic crosstabs are published, which means the Latina-specific numbers are sitting […]
Guest Post: Indigenous Peoples’ Day Is Not a Hashtag. It’s a Call to Action. By Allie Redhorse Young top of page bottom of page
