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Diaz had first canvassed in Arizona in 2018, working on the Sinema campaign. FEATURES EARLY ON THE MORNING OF JULY 20, UNITE HERE LOCAL 11 COPRESIDENT Susan Minato crammed her suitcases, computer, and other necessities into her gray SUV rental and set off on a 371-mile drive from her home in the Mount Washington neighborhood of Los Angeles to Sun City West, on the northwestern edge of Phoenix. On the Sunday after the November election, a triumphant Ana Diaz got into her Toyota Venta and made her way from Arizona back to Los Angeles. [Extracted from the article]

TOWN CALLED MALICE ON JANUARY 5, AMID THE CHAOTIC SCRUM THAT enveloped the bid to elect a new speaker of the House, Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida, who had helped lead the hard-right insurgency against Kevin McCarthy's candidacy, put Donald Trump's name up for the position. There remains a mystery at the heart of the insurrection, though, that gets only glancing treatment - namely, how did Trump come to embrace the stolen-election narrative in the first place? And the ritualized togetherness of Trump rallies and Trump-driven social media is likewise a clear outgrowth of the Peale success gospel. [Extracted from the article]

Instead, Biden should be mounting a year-long campaign that energizes Democrats and progressive independents in battleground states such as New Hampshire, where a narrow Democratic loss in 2000 allowed the contest to be decided by scheming Florida Republicans and a conservative majority on the Supreme Court. The overall RCP average of recent polls currently has Biden trailing former president Donald Trump by 1.4 points, while a mid-May Harvard CAPS/Harris survey put the incumbent down by seven points against the indicted Republican. Biden should mount a full-scale primary campaign in New Hampshire and other battleground states to mobilize voters for his own candidacy - and for the races that will decide control of Congress. [Extracted from the article]

Democrats have a very narrow window of opportunity to shore up our democracy against the ongoing GOP threat. If the GOP can be in deadly earnest trying to undermine democracy, we have every right to expect Democrats to be just as organized, just as dedicated, and just as ruthless in preserving democracy. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses issues concerning how the Republican Party manipulated the result of the 2016 election in the U.S. Topics covered include the explains that the 2016 presidential election was the first presidential contest in 50 without the full protection of the Voting Rights Act, the implementation of voting restrictions in 14 states including swing states like Ohio and Wyoming and the reduction of polling places in states with history of voting discrimination including North Carolina.

The article discusses the U.S. Republican party and the 2012 presidential election as of October 2012, focusing on Republican Party candidate Mitt Romney and his party's push to convince voters that Romney will bring America back to more prosperous times if he is elected. It states that Republicans could win the election based solely on the poor economic conditions in America during U.S. President Barack Obama's first term. The role of Florida as a swing state in the 2012 presidential election is also examined.