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Rep. Suzan DelBene Is House Democrats' New No-Drama Campaign Chief

In addition to her electoral record and fundraising skills, DelBene is known for getting along well with others and keeping a low profile.
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Trump Impeachment Vote Could Hurt Democratic Candidates: Internal DCCC Email

In an email accidentally sent to reporters, a staffer wondered whether highlighting Trump's impeachment would backfire on Democrats and turn out the GOP base.
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DCCC Chair Pulls Out Of Fundraiser For Anti-Abortion Rights Congressman

Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-Ill.) had faced significant criticism for planning to appear at an event boosting Rep. Dan Lipinski (D-Ill.).
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Grassroots Groups Petition DCCC To ‘Stop Attacking Progressives’

Frustration with House Democrats’ campaign arm is boiling over.
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Are House Democrats Actually Making Leadership Changes Or Nah?

The post-election reforms look more substantial than they really are.
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Female Democrats Accuse Down-Ballot Republicans Of Taking Cues From Donald Trump With Sexist Ads

Trump continues to cause headaches for Republican candidates.
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Are Democrats Blowing Their Chance To Take Back The House?

And did they even have a chance in the first place?
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Leaked 2015 Memo Told Dems: 'Don't Offer Support' For Black Lives Matter Policy Positions

The memo lists several suggestions for how Democratic congressional candidates should handle an encounter with a Black Lives Matter activist.
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Sources: Clinton Campaign Also Hacked In Attacks On Democrats

Russian spies are reportedly suspected to be responsible for the attack.
By Mark Hosenball, Joseph Menn and John Walcott, Reuters/HuffPost

Democratic Campaign Group For U.S. Congress Confirms Computer Hack

A committee that raises money for Democratic candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives confirmed it had been hacked, a cyber intrusion that may be linked to Russian hackers.
By Dustin Volz, Reuters