Reviving a Party: What Went Wrong for the Democratic Party in 2024 and How They Can Reclaim the White House in 2028

2,284,967 votes. 86 electoral votes. 1.5 percentage points. That is how close the Democratic party came to retaining control of the White House in the 2024 Presidential election. With the late exit of former President Joe Biden from the race, then-Vice President Kamala Harris was put into a very tough situation with only 107 days to campaign.

NationAlex BarnesFebruary 27, 2026democrats, Kamala Harris, republicans, analysis, nationalComment

From Washington to Sacramento: Could Kamala Harris Run for Governor?

For the past eight years, California politics have been dominated for the most part by one person: our governor, Gavin Newsom. Needless to say, Newsom has spent a long time making history. He rose to national prominence in 2004 for ordering city officials to recognize same-sex marriages, something unprecedented at the time.

StateEdgardo MaldonadoJanuary 13, 2025California Governor, Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, Edgardo MaldonadoComment