Category: Newsletters

Today’s Brew highlights Seattle’s upcoming races for seven city council seats + Trump appoints a seventh judge to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals     Welcome to the Thursday, July 11, Brew. Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day: Seattle to elect 7 of 9 council members one year after…

  June 11, 2019: Seven presidential candidates are scheduled to speak at the League of United Latin American Citizens annual conference Wednesday through Friday. Joe Biden delivers a foreign policy speech Thursday.          Notable Quote of the Day “You have a [Attorney General William] Barr hearing or a [Supreme Court Justice Brett] Kavanaugh hearing…

    July 10, 2019: Tom Steyer spent $1.4 million on a national and early state ad campaign introducing himself to voters. Marianne Williamson’s Iowa state director, Brent Roske, has joined John Delaney’s campaign.   Notable Quotes of the Day “Campaigns offer a chance not only to tell people what kind of president you’ll be, but…

Today’s Brew highlights the outcome of the GOP primary for the special election in North Carolina’s 3rd District + breaks down SCOTUS’ reversal rate during this past term     Welcome to the Wednesday, July 10, Brew. Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day: Murphy wins Republican primary runoff in NC-03…

July 9, 2019: Tom Steyer launched his 2020 presidential campaign. Eric Swalwell became the second notable Democratic presidential candidate to suspend his campaign.   Which was the only presidential election where a major party nominated a Supreme Court justice? A. 1888→ B. 1912→ C. 1948→ D. 1916→ Notable Quote of the Day “I promised my family,…

    July 8, 2019: Iowa and Nevada Democrats will be able to vote by phone in the 2020 caucuses. Kamala Harris raised $12 million in the second quarter of 2019. While financial reports for the second quarter of 2019—covering April through June—are not due to the Federal Election Commission until July 15, some presidential candidates…

Today’s Brew highlights the number of elections in 2019 that only feature candidates from one of the two major parties + a special offer on the Almanac of American Politics     Welcome to the Tuesday, July 9, Brew. Here’s what’s in store for you as you start your day: 49% of 2019’s state legislative…

Today’s Brew highlights the money game  among 2020 White House hopefuls + 2019’s ballot measure law changes       Thanks for joining us for last week’s Summer Camp. The other Ballotpedia staff members and I enjoyed looking back at the first six months of the year, previewing the stories we’re curious about in the…

    July 3, 2019: Donald Trump raised $54 million in the second quarter of 2019. Bernie Sanders raised $18 million. Have a happy Fourth of July! We’ll see you next Monday, July 8. Notable Quotes of the Day “The Democratic shift to the left in absolutely every area of policy at once may or may…

Welcome to Camp!     Good morning, Brew readers!I’m Emily Aubert. You may have seen my name before in Ballotpedia’s presidential coverage. On March 3, 2020, more than one-third of U.S. voters will have the chance to head to the ballot box to vote in their state’s presidential primary on Super Tuesday. Are candidates prioritizing early voting states…