midterms 2018

2018 Midterms A Referendum On Much More Than Donald Trump

The takeaways are not simple.
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Protecting Public Lands Was A Winning Platform In Elections Out West

Conservation groups are hailing the victories as a rebuke of the Trump administration’s policies.
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Facebook Shut Down More Than 100 Accounts Possibly Linked To Midterm Interference

U.S. law enforcement tipped the social media giant off to accounts that may have been trying to influence the election outcome.
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The Woman Who Flipped Off Trump’s Motorcade Is Now Running For Office

In 2017, Juli Briskman went for a bike ride and became a symbol for the resistance against Trump. Now, she’s running for public office in 2019.
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This Candidate May Become The First Native American Congresswoman

Meet Deb Haaland, Democratic candidate for New Mexico’s first district and, if elected, the nation’s first Native American woman in Congress.
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Marine Maura Sullivan Is Pushing For Gun Reform

Marine and Iraq war veteran Maura Sullivan is advocating for common sense background checks.
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Candidate Bravely Reveals Her History Of Addiction In Campaign Ad

Democratic candidate Caroline Walker is embracing her story as a recovering alcoholic on the campaign trail.
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Democratic Candidate Brianna Wu On Medical Marijuana

After receiving violent threats online in connection to Gamergate, Massachusetts Democratic candidate Brianna Wu opens up about treating her PTSD with medical marijuana.
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Meet The 18-Year-Old Student Running In The Midterm Elections

Hadiya Afzal has not yet been a college student without also full-time campaigning for the midterm elections.
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Meet The Young Republican Delivering Postmates To Meet Her Voters

Morgan Murtaugh, 26, is disrupting politics by meeting people wherever they are, including tailgates, karaoke and even their front doors.
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