What the Democrats Do Now
Party leaders have spent much of the past six days dissecting what went wrong. Now they’re pitching their vision for the future.
Lora Kelley
Lora Kelley is an associate editor at The Atlantic and an author of the Atlantic Daily newsletter.
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Joe Lamberti / The Washington Post / Getty What the Democrats Couldn’t Outrun
For voters, the economy outpaced abortion and other policy issues.
John Moore / Getty The Case for Gathering on Election Night
Americans may not be in a party mood right now. But the rituals of Election Night can serve a higher civic purpose.
nemke / Getty What Election Integrity Really Means
Election deniers have co-opted the term to undermine trust in the voting process.
Stephen Maturen / Getty Elon Musk Is a New Kind of Political Donor
His zealous efforts to help Donald Trump get elected could shape the race.
Michael Swensen / Getty Election Disinformation Is Getting More Chaotic
A conversation with Elaine Godfrey about what makes this moment so ripe for conspiracy theories
Emily Elconin / Bloomberg / Getty Five House Races to Watch
Democrats face a plausible—but tight—path to regaining control of the House.
robertharding / Alamy The Atmosphere of a Trump Rally
A conversation with John Hendrickson about what sets Trump and Harris campaign events apart
Mario Tama / Getty What the White House Is Doing on Reddit
The move is about the site’s evolution, but also that of the broader social-media environment.
kutaytanir / Getty Why Trump and Harris Are Turning to Podcasts
A conversation with Helen Lewis on how independent podcasters became the new mainstream
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