Yesterday we saw the Progress Action Fund PAC go up with an ad highlighting Calvert’s association with a pastor who has expressed anti-LGBTQ views.

As Republican-led states around the country have raced to outlaw abortion in recent months, Democratic politicians compared those efforts to conservatives trying to dictate what people are legally allowed to do in their bedrooms.

PALM SPRINGS, Ca – After – and perhaps because – California’s 41st Congressional District was redrawn to include Palm Springs, Republican Rep. Ken Calvert has attempted to rebrand his record on LGBTQ+ issues as he …

RIVERSIDE- Officially, there are two names on the ballot in the race for a House of Representatives district covering much of western Riverside County. But to win another two-year term, Rep. Ken …

Los Angeles, CA — Today, millennial-run Super PAC Progress Action Fund announced its new ad campaign against vulnerable Republican Congressmembers Steve Chabot of Ohio and Yvette Herrell of New Mexico. The ads, …

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has been rocked by fresh allegations that he received more than $1 million in donations from segregationist school leaders and academies. This week, a new ad, “Brian Kemp: …

The midterm elections are coming up this November and the gloves are off in the world of politics—particularly in Georgia. Just Wednesday we reported about a group of anti-Trump Republicans running an ad attacking …

A new ad is slicing and dicing Gov. Brian Kemp, claiming the Republican incumbent received almost $1 million in campaign contributions from folks who support “segregationist academies,”

A new ad targeting Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp alleges that the incumbent Republican received nearly $1 million in campaign contributions from supporters of “segregation academies” and that if re-elected the incumbent Republican would cut public school funding and give tax credits to donors of elite private schools with a history of excluding nonwhite students.