It’s no coincidence that Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) ran ahead of Joe Biden by the widest margin in the Congressional district where another Democrat overperformed dramatically down ballot.

Democrats who tweet about politics are whiter, richer, more educated, and farther left (ideologically and on specific issues) than those who do not.

Mayoral races in deep-blue Philadelphia, Chicago, and New York City tell the same story as nonpartisan research: just 1 in 5 Democratic voters are in the Bernie-AOC wing of the party.

While Biden’s shift to the middle on climate, immigration and crime has drawn criticism from the left, it aligns with the independent voters who broke decisively for him in 2020 and will choose whether he keeps his job in 2024.

How did Long Island voters go from backing Biden to Santos? Special interests elevated an established progressive over a red-to-blue local legislator in low-turnout closed Democratic primary.

A former independent ran as a big-tent Democrat and came within just 546 votes of defeating Lauren Boebert in 2022 — all without a prayer from the pundits and a dime from the national party committees.

The only Justice Democrats-backed candidate to run in a swing district in 2020 ran behind Joe Biden by double digits.