left-wing Democrats
Coverage of left-wing Democrats in the Nexus archive.
- Will Left-Wing Democrats Reinvent the Party or Hurt Its Chances in November?
The article explores whether left-wing Democrats will reinvent the party or harm its prospects in November. Bernie Sanders’s former campaign manager argues it will lead to reinvention.
- Left-wing Democrats are on a winning run - but can they lure back crucial swing voters?
Left-wing Democrats have experienced recent electoral successes, but their ability to reengage working-class voters in key states like Michigan remains a critical challenge.
- Naama Lazimi wins No. 2 spot after Yair Golan in left-wing Democrats’ primary
Naama Lazimi secured the second position in a left-wing Democrats' primary following Yair Golan. Approximately 97,000 members voted digitally out of 112,376 registered, and the party leader projected the list could attract over a million voters. Reform Rabbi Kariv placed third.
- A Democratic congressional majority depends on the most left-wing Democrats
Democrats aiming to highlight the Trump administration's shortcomings between now and 2028 risk their most left-wing members overshadowing their messaging. The article suggests that radical Democratic figures could become the primary focus instead of the administration's policies.