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Dem Donors Trying to Stop Sanders Worry It's Too Late
By Alana Abramson
Front-Runner
By Charlotte Alter/Nashua, N.H. , Molly Ball/Concord, N.H. , Philip Elliott/Manchester, N.H. and Lissandra Villa/Manchester, N.H.
Low-Grade Panic in New Hampshire
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Biden Limps into New Hampshire
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What Bernie Sanders Still Has to Prove
The Dartmouth Green is white with snow and decorated with a giant sea-monster snowman when Bernie Sanders arrives to greet a rowdy group of supporters at the Hanover Inn across the street. The fans create...
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How Elizabeth Warren Plans to Turn Around Her Campaign
Three sources close to Warren's campaign say that her path forward is a version of slow-and-steady wins the race.
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Young Girls Can’t Vote. Here’s Why Elizabeth Warren Makes Time for Them Anyway
Childcare can be an obstacle for Iowa caucus-goers who have kids, but 14-year-old Evelyn Bergus has a plan for that. The Iowa City eighth-grader and her friend will provide free caucus night babysitting at Elizabeth...
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How Being Gay Shaped Buttigieg's Campaign
"My own search for belonging of course partly has to do with being different because I’m gay," Buttigieg tells TIME
By Charlotte Alter/Des Moines
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Elizabeth Warren's Iowa Comeback Pitch
Iowa could be make-or-break for Warren, who needs a comeback to re-establish herself as a top candidate. She’s campaigning like she knows it
By Molly Ball/Iowa City
February 2, 2020
Joe Does It His Way
Joe Biden’s White House bid began with false starts, pledges to do better in respecting women’s personal spaces and a concerted effort to contain his gaffes. He never fully got it together — and it...
By Philip Elliott/Waterloo, Iowa
February 2, 2020
Inside Bernie Sanders’ Iowa Ground Game
"In order to beat Donald Trump we have to expand the electorate, and we’ve been willing to take that risk.”
By Lissandra Villa/Waukee, Iowa
February 1, 2020
'They Have to Defeat Cynicism.' Jon Favreau on What Democrats Can Learn From Swing Voters
Jon Favreau is on a mission to figure out how the Democratic Party can defeat President Donald Trump. So for the second season of his Crooked Media podcast, The Wilderness, Barack Obama’s former top speechwriter...
By Charlotte Alter/Des Moines
January 31, 2020
Inside Bernie Sanders' Plan to Win By Reaching Latino Voters
In Iowa, this strategy has meant a blizzard of bilingual mailers, a variety of Spanish-language ad buys, and integrating Latino organizers into the staff’s DNA.
By Lissandra Villa/Des Moines
January 31, 2020
How Bernie Sanders Is Betting on Outrage
More than any other Democratic candidate, Sanders has channeled the outrage that a lot of voters are feeling.
By Lissandra Villa/Iowa City
January 19, 2020
Four Days. One Candidate. Welcome Aboard the Buttigieg Bus
Before he got on the big yellow-and-blue bus that bore his name, Pete Buttigieg ironed his shirt in his hotel room. His tour across Iowa this week comes at the beginning of the school year,...
By Charlotte Alter/Waterloo, Ia.
September 24, 2019
Inside Elizabeth Warren's Selfie Strategy
Candidates snapping selfies with voters is not new. But Warren has elevated an old shtick into the centerpiece of her digital strategy.
By Charlotte Alter/Iowa City
September 22, 2019
Elizabeth Warren's Feminist Rallying Cry for 2020
If winning the Democratic nomination requires wooing the party’s progressive wing and harnessing the power of activist women, then Senator Elizabeth Warren has a plan for that.At a rally in New York City’s Washington Square...
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September 16, 2019
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September 13, 2019
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Democrat Andrew Yang plans to announce at the debate in Houston that his campaign will give 10 additional families $1,000 per month for a year
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September 12, 2019
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The race remains wide open
By Philip Elliott
September 11, 2019
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