She was a major part of the problem with the Democratic Party of the past. There's no way she's going to be remotely useful in building the Democratic Party we need for the future, and in fact she would likely only be an obstacle to needed reform.
Louisiana Republicans are freaking out because Democrats have been early-voting in much higher numbers in the Louisiana Senatorial primary, which also includes five proposed amendments to the state constitution. Of course, Democrats are more likely to vote early than Republicans, so they may make up that ground on Election Day.
FL-24: Rep. Frederica Wilson's absence has started retirement rumors. If she does, state Sen. Shev Jones and Miami-Dade County commissioner Oliver Gilbert would reportedly run to succeed her.
AL-1, AL-2: Army veteran Josh McKee will run in the 2nd instead of the 1st. He joins state Rep. Rhett Marques in the Republican primary.
Former Rep. Jerry Carl is the frontrunner against businessman Austin Sidwell in the 1st district. Democratic Rep. Shomari Figures is undecided on reelection in either seat.
In the past couple of weeks, I've posted a 10D-0R map of Washington, a 6D-0R map of Oregon, an 8D-0R map of Colorado, an 11D-1R map of New Jersey, an 8D-0R map of Maryland, and a 5D-2R-1S map of Wisconsin.
Today is Minnesota and New York. First off, here's a 6D-2R map of Minnesota. And this map doesn't even split either Minneapolis or St. Paul - the map could be even better if they agreed to do that.
My point here is that Democrats absolutely have the ability to retaliate against the Republicans' absurd, VRA-shredding racist gerrymandering. The only question is whether our politicians have the will to implement maps like these.
Does anyone want her to run?
She was a major part of the problem with the Democratic Party of the past. There's no way she's going to be remotely useful in building the Democratic Party we need for the future, and in fact she would likely only be an obstacle to needed reform.
Louisiana Republicans are freaking out because Democrats have been early-voting in much higher numbers in the Louisiana Senatorial primary, which also includes five proposed amendments to the state constitution. Of course, Democrats are more likely to vote early than Republicans, so they may make up that ground on Election Day.
https://floridianpress.com/2026/05/kevin-steele-runs-for-congress-against-democratic-rep-kathy-castor-in-floridas-14th-district/
FL-14: Republican state Rep. Kevin Steele is in, challenging Democratic Rep. Kathy Castor.
https://www.notus.org/democrats/frederica-wilson-house-seat
FL-24: Rep. Frederica Wilson's absence has started retirement rumors. If she does, state Sen. Shev Jones and Miami-Dade County commissioner Oliver Gilbert would reportedly run to succeed her.
Netanyahu's coalition has collapsed, and Likud has moved to dissolve the Knesset on either Sunday or Monday. His poll numbers are abysmal. GOOD. https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Netanyahus-Coalition-Fractures-as-Israel-Edges-Toward-Early-Elections.html
Finally
Are you sure it's collapsed? I'm not seeing anything on BBC News.
I saw a Times of Israel article that said it had collapsed but a dissolve date hadn't been set.
www.al.com/news/2026/05/the-bizarre-political-limbo-facing-alabama-congressional-candidates-in-a-race-that-will-be-voided.html%3foutputType=amp
AL-1, AL-2: Army veteran Josh McKee will run in the 2nd instead of the 1st. He joins state Rep. Rhett Marques in the Republican primary.
Former Rep. Jerry Carl is the frontrunner against businessman Austin Sidwell in the 1st district. Democratic Rep. Shomari Figures is undecided on reelection in either seat.
In the past couple of weeks, I've posted a 10D-0R map of Washington, a 6D-0R map of Oregon, an 8D-0R map of Colorado, an 11D-1R map of New Jersey, an 8D-0R map of Maryland, and a 5D-2R-1S map of Wisconsin.
Today is Minnesota and New York. First off, here's a 6D-2R map of Minnesota. And this map doesn't even split either Minneapolis or St. Paul - the map could be even better if they agreed to do that.
https://davesredistricting.org/join/c2256cee-b42a-4a24-8e79-43161d13208a
And here's a 23D-3R map of New York, and it doesn't even include any long stringy districts from NYC to Upstate.
https://davesredistricting.org/join/b03aa208-3118-487e-ac95-ad18d1d07ed1
My point here is that Democrats absolutely have the ability to retaliate against the Republicans' absurd, VRA-shredding racist gerrymandering. The only question is whether our politicians have the will to implement maps like these.