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Young swing state Democrats are enthused about Vice President Kamala Harris, but don't cite many policy differences from President Joe Biden.

A look at Roll Call's coverage of 1968's Democratic convention in Chicago highlights similarities and differences to today.

CHICAGO — The Obamas and a playlist-themed roll call vote rocked the United Center during the DNC’s second day in Chicago.

Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. died on Wednesday after 14 terms in the House and a career in New Jersey Democratic politics.

A group of nearly 150 former members of Congress who have urged current political leaders to hear a “wake-up call” on political rhetoric.

Alaska’s election will pit incumbent Democratic Rep. Mary Peltola against at least Republicans Nick Begich and Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom.

In the aftermath of the 2022 Dobbs decision, a small town in Illinois has become a go-to location for those seeking reproductive care.

Democrats use Walz's personal story to highlight key campaign message on reproductive rights, fertility treatments.

CHICAGO — The wave of energy surrounding Vice President Kamala Harris’ candidacy hit a new peak with former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama’s raucous homecoming here Tuesday night at the Democratic National Convention. Greeted by chants of “Yes We Can,” a chant that invokes his 2008 victory…

Rep. Matt Gaetz easly beat a challenger who had been backed by allies of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy in Florida's primary Tuesday.

Democrats are hoping to wrestle veteran voters away from Republicans this year, and plan to highlight efforts to expand health care access.