Politics & Policy
Urban Candidates Pivot to Rural Voters After Tennessee Redistricting
Democratic frontrunners from a former Black-majority congressional district in Memphis compete in rural Tennessee
Why America Doesn’t Grow Its Own Food
Our system of agriculture is designed to punish farmers and rural communities
Data Centers Divide Democrats in Michigan Primary
Senate candidates offer conflicting visions over the role of A.I. and corporate power
Senate Faces Mounting Pressure to Restrict Voting Rights
Rural voters, conservative women hurt most by SAVE Act
America Can Grow Its Own Food Again
Stop treating rural America like a colony to be drained
The Most Dangerous Job in Coachella Valley
Date palm workers face immigration raids and injury to harvest a specialty crop
A Young Populist Heats Up the Texas Agriculture Commissioner Race
Data centers, Big Ag and the New World screwworm take center stage for rural voters
Platner Volunteers Want to Move Forward With a New Candidate
The populist movement propelling Graham Platner’s senatorial campaign sees a replacement in former state senator Troy Jackson
Jim Hightower on Texas Politics and What’s Next for the Country
You can’t crush the spirit of populism
Let Us Remember: “We the People” Are in Charge
On our 250th anniversary it is time to renew our vows to democracy
Maine Primary Voters Send Big Money Packing
Ranked choice voting helped defeat super PAC influence
How the House Democrats’ Campaign Arm Is Getting Serious About Connecting With Rural Voters
For the first time in 150 years the DCCC has hired a rural engagement manager
