Regardless of the outcome of the November 1 polls, Denmark is expected to maintain its restrictive immigration policies
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A funny thing happened on the way to the gerrymander - Democrats may actually gain 2-3 seats on net rather than losing
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David Shor is telling Democrats what they don’t want to hear
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Is gerrymandering about to become more difficult?
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Denmark's socialist left needs to reverse the decline in working-class mobilization – mass-membership parties have been replaced by a professionalized media-political sphere
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We selected 10,000 American neighborhoods at random. If we dropped you into one of them, could you guess how most people there voted?
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The Republican Party is now in its end stages
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Party supporters shift views to match partisan stances
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Inside the Republican plot for permanent minority rule
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With Obama saying "The filibuster is a 'Jim Crow relic' ”, it’s looking more and more like Democrats will abolish the filibuster if they win back the Senate
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The atlas of redistricting/gerrymandering by 538
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What is the Senate filibuster and what would it take to remove it?
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The Democrats do terribly in state elections and it really matters
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An unsettling new theory: There is no "swing voter"
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How the right’s radical thinktanks reshaped the UK Conservative party
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The meaning of Donald Trump’s crazily damning self-defence
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The Danish centre-left aped the far right to win an election – there's a better way to deal with people's fears
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Would Donald Trump be president if all Americans actually voted?
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'A cancer on democracy': The battle to end gerrymandering in America
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Forget Republicans v Democrats: Meet America’s new tribes
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Democrats should get real with White working-class voters
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Should Democrats have saved their filibuster for the new court fight?
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Data suggest that gentrifying neighborhoods powered Ocasio-Cortez's victory
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A political scientist argues that the Democratic Party must play "procedural hardball" too: The Republicans aren’t engaged in a policy fight. instead, they’re waging a “procedural war.”
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