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Three Things Democrats Have to Do if They Actually Want to Win

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Even now, according to a new survey by the left-leaning group Data for Progress, the Democratic Party has a net negative rating of minus 29 percentage points among swing voters, worse than the minus 25 for the Republican Party. Democrats seeking to restore their party’s credibility with the electorate as a whole, but especially among those crucial swing voters, might consider adding three planks — on immigration, urban disorder and transgender issues — to the 2028 Democratic platform. Why?
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If the Democrats Actually Want to Win, This Is What They Have to Do

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Even now, according to a new survey by the left-leaning group Data for Progress, the Democratic Party has a net negative rating of minus 29 percentage points among swing voters, worse than the minus 25 for the Republican Party. Democrats seeking to restore their party’s credibility with the electorate as a whole, but especially among those crucial swing voters, might consider adding three planks — on immigration, urban disorder and transgender issues — to the 2028 Democratic platform. Why?
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Is This Liberalism’s Last Stand?

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Is This Liberalism’s Last Stand? July 7, 2026, 5:04 a.m. ET Credit...Jonno Rattman for The New York Times Mr. Edsall contributes weekly essays from Washington on politics and demographics. Is liberalism an endangered species? By liberalism I mean the combination of carefully regulated free markets with individual and intellectual freedom — the liberalism that drove unparalleled growth and prosperity here and abroad.
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