Democrats Make Populist Appeals Before Contests
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The Democratic senators are pushing the Democratic Party further from the business-friendly posture once championed by Bill Clinton.
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Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama cast his chain of Super Tuesday wins as evidence that voters want someone who can change Washington and appeal to voters of both parties in the general election.
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Colorado Democrats voted Saturday to move up their presidential caucuses to February, a month earlier than planned, in hopes of gaining sway with presidential candidates.
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The New York senator has been tapped by Democratic leaders to try to engineer the party's Senate comeback.
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Democrats hope to draw swing voters from ranks of religious 'moderates,' eyeing fault lines within churches.
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At least eight people are vying to hold a job crucial to the Democrats' future direction.
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Democrats competing to lead their national party are battling for the role of "the anti-Dean," the alternative candidate to front-runner Howard Dean.
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Democrats plan to press for a minimum wage increase and "tough, smart" national security in their final push to wrest power from the Republicans in the November elections.
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The Democratic Party defused a tense internal struggle over how it spends its money by boosting spending on a get-out-the-vote effort for the November elections.
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Democrats enter the fall campaign  with a clear edge in the high-stakes fight for control of the  U.S. Congress, riding a wave of momentum that has them  positioned to retake the U.S. House of Representatives and make  significant gains in the Senate.
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Howard Dean, with an eye on leading the Democratic Party in the wake of widespread election losses, said Wednesday that Democrats must campaign on their convictions and not give into the temptation to behave like Republicans.
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The leading Democratic candidates capped months of expensive advertising Wednesday with evening news appeals to Iowa voters as Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton focused on change and John Edwards relied on a laid-off worker to make his case.
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The fight to lead the Democratic National Committee is less a battle over ideology and more an old-fashioned test of logistics and popularity.
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As Republican candidates are avoiding President Bush, Democrats are invoking his image to call for change.
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Democrat candidates squeezing out votes in east coast battlefield states ahead of Super Tuesday
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The Democratic Party announced plans to mobilize an army of attorneys to defend voters' rights and deter intimidation during the November 2 presidential vote.
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Democrats are on track to jumble the states in the presidential primary calendar in response to growing criticism that the same predominantly white states hold many of the cards in early voting.