Author: Dylan Wells

Washington Post – Politics:

Nikki Haley casts herself as the only Republican who can beat President Biden. But in a party dominated by Donald Trump, that argument may go only so far.

Washington Post – Politics:

We asked presidential candidates if they’ll accept 2024 election results. Not all answers were straightforward.

Washington Post – Politics:

The millennial candidate is seen as a threat by some of his rivals due the warm response that he is getting from some voters and the uptick in his support in some polls.

Washington Post – Politics:

Among the many campaign stops for presidential candidates, few are as significant as the Iowa State Fair.

Washington Post – Politics:

Hundreds of students arrived in D.C. for two dueling conferences with similar sentiments: neither Democrats nor Republicans are doing enough to reach young voters.

Washington Post – Politics:

Policies suggested by the 37-year-old political novice lean heavily on executive actions that experts say push the bounds of presidential authority.

Washington Post – Politics:

The proposal marks a pivot for a candidate who for months has focused heavily on promoting his record in Florida

Washington Post – Politics:

Now, as the candidates hit the trail in key early states at the start of a critical summer stretch, their pitches are increasingly about distinguishing themselves from one another.

Washington Post – Politics:

Vivek Ramaswamy, 37, says, “When you attach greater value to the act, we will see more 18-to-25-year-olds actually vote than do now.” Others disagree.