President Biden has made it official: he’s running for re-election in 2024. Biden is hoping his legislative achievements and a call to work together will resonate with voters, who remain bitterly divided and dissatisfied with Washington. Biden would be 86 at the end of his second term, and faces a possible 2020 rematch against former President Donald Trump — or a matchup with a number of other ambitious Republicans. For analysis we speak with by New York state Democratic Party Chair Jay Jacobs.
As he seeks a second term, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont is leading the race against Republican challenger Bob Stefanowski. That’s according to a new...
We speak with Pennsylvania Rep. Matt Cartwright, a Democrat from the 8th district, and former Oklahoma Republican Rep. Steve Russell of the 5th district,...
Before he was vice president and president, Joe Biden spent most of his adult life in the U.S. Senate. Now he has joined a...