‘We have to show what good governance looks like’: how organizers will hold new electeds accountable
The Guardian US reports on how organizers plan to hold newly elected officials accountable after Tuesday's election, citing experts who say "everyone must have a Wednesday agenda" and that movements must keep pressuring Democrats to meet their demands. The outlet contrasts the "bright blue map" of election night with the mood among many Democratic voters after Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election, which it describes as fatigued and fearful.
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‘We have to show what good governance looks like’: how organizers will hold new electeds accountable
After Tuesday’s election, ‘everyone must have a Wednesday agenda’, experts say – and movements must keep putting pressure on Democrats to get their demands met The bright blue map that emerged on election night in the US was unthinkable two years ago. When Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election, many Democratic voters curled up in bed and doomscrolled, fatigued and fearful about the direction of the country. Any desire to fight back was dampened by the enormity of the loss. But the mood
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