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The Atlantic: The Coming Clashes Between Democrats and Republicans

October 25, 2018

At the Atlantic, Ronald Brownstein uses our Rising Tide report to discuss the changing electorate.

From the article:

For the first time, white men do not constitute a majority of Democratic candidates in races for the House, Senate, or state legislatures this year, according to new research by the Reflective Democracy Campaign, which studies demographic change in elections. Instead, most Democratic candidates are white women or men and women of color. ‘That feels to me like a real milestone,’ says Brenda Choresi Carter, the group’s director.

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