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The presidential longshot candidate says she has been barred from meeting with young voters by the DNC, which is already backing Biden.

As a result of Joe Biden's increasing popularity, the Democrats have become more optimistic about their performance in the midterms

A top Democrat made the accusation of a wide-ranging conspiracy to steal the election following recent reporting on Trump's inner circle.

The RNC sent a letter expressing frustration at CPD's "recent performance and our concern about its continued role in hosting presidential debates."

The most recent fundraising reports show the Republican National Committee has surpassed their Democratic rivals.

President Biden has said he expects to run for another term—but he will be 81 years old during the next election, making him one of the oldest candidates ever.

The 2024 candidates for president will not square off on a debate stage for at least another 39 months, but the Republican Party already is demanding changes from the nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates before agreeing its candidate will take part.

The South Carolina senator described Harrison as a "formidable" rival in a series of congratulatory messages shared to Twitter on Thursday.

Jaime Harrison previously served as the chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party before running his ultimately unsuccessful Senate campaign against Republican incumbent Lindsey Graham.

The floating billboard displays the message in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole just hours before his public Q&A is set to begin in the oceanside city.

The Democrats hope you'll vote early for Biden before you realize it was a mistake.

The Democratic Party's true allegiances are not difficult to figure out.

The Trump-Pence campaign remains in good shape.

The Democratic Party can no longer be described as "pro-Israel."

"49% of voters say #LetTulsiDebate," the congresswoman tweeted.

"I'm very confident that we will be able to carry out a successful caucus," Tom Perez insisted.

Hawaii Representative Tulsi Gabbard believes Democratic National Committee Chair Tom Perez should resign after the muddled results from the Iowa caucuses. "Unfortunately, [Perez] has had a failure of leadership," Gabbard told Fox News host Sean Hannity on Monday.

Multiple news outlets reported over the past several days inconsistencies in the calculations scribbled on Iowa caucus worksheets.

He reiterated an argument that the DNC is missing a huge opportunity by not reaching out to the cable news channel's audience.

Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang told a crowd at a political event that the Democratic National Committee should have allowed Fox News to host one of the Democratic debates. "To me, if you're the DNC, you jump at that," Yang said.

Five Democratic candidates will take the stage in Iowa for the first Democratic debate of the year, just over two weeks before the Iowa caucus.

New Jersey senator Cory Booker has met the new fundraising requirements to qualify for the next Democratic debate in January, but his poll rankings may keep him out of the Des Moines debates.

"With less than a year until November 3, 2020, we must come together now..." began a tweet from the Democratic National Committee accompanying the video, which featured many, but not all, of the Democratic presidential candidates.

Conspiracy theories fixate on a very simple story which acts as a fable for an overarching worldview, explains Philip Seargeant, a senior lecturer in applied linguistics at The Open University.

Tulsi Gabbard will be absent from the debate stage during Thursday's Democratic debate, after she did not meet the proper polling requirements.

The jury deliberated for just eight hours before convicting Stone last week on each count federal prosecutors had advanced.

"The DNC and the corporate media are rigging the election again," the Hawaii congresswoman claimed.

According to the DNC requirements, the representative from Hawaii didn't meet the 2 percent threshold in enough polls to make the cut.

The Democratic presidential candidate argued that Republicans and Democrats "should facilitate the process of Democracy [but] not in any way dictate the process."

"When you see that lack of transparency, it creates, you know, a lack of faith and trust in the process."