Robin Parrott is running to represent the 95th state House district in Louisiana. She was a teacher for 8 years including as Teacher of the Year.
Category: Interviews
Tired of Watching my Community Struggle: Flo Ketner for VA State Senate district 19 (2019 Election)
Flo Ketner is running for Virginia State Senate in 2019. Running in the 19th state senate district, Ketner hopes to be one of the Democrats to flip the commonwealth’s upper chamber to Democratic control.
The Offense Takes the Field: Digital Activists Launch DemCast
Twitter famous, Democracy Storm talks about the launch of the multi-media Democratic Resistance group #DemCast
Flipping the Senate: Josh Mahony-Defeating Tom Cotton in Arkansas
Josh Mahony is running for US Senate in Arkansas in 2020. Many of us know that there are certain races that political enthusiasts watch not only because of their political interests but because they want to see a specific incumbent defeated. A prime example of this right now are the Democratic voters in South Carolina…
Tiffany Bond Talks #MaineRaising and the Myth of Moderate Susan Collins
Is an independent candidate free from party baggage with a unique campaign method focused on serving Maine the answer to unseating Susan Collins?
Run For Something: Laura Sellers for VA State Senate Dist. 28 (2019 Election)
Laura Sellers is running for the Democratic nomination for VA state senate District 28 in 2019.
It’s Not a Partisan Thing: Qasim Rashid for VA State Senate Dist. 28 (2019 Election)
Qasim Rashid is running for state senate in Virginia in 2019.
Climbing the Hill: Introducing Jaime Harrison for US Senate in SC 2020
Jaime Harrison is running to unseat Senator Lindsey Graham in South Carolina.
Ready to Serve: Introducing James Mackler for US Senate in TN 2020
James Mackler is a political outsider running for US Senate to replace retiring Senator Lamar Alexander #FlipitBlue
Tennessee Republicans Have a Case of Byrd Flu
Something is happening nationally. Credible accusations of sexual harassment and worse are being considered seriously. As the culture shock of this course correction toward justice, political actors, celebrities, executives are facing a reckoning. But in the state of Tennessee, the wheels of justice are turning slow. The state is still one of 17 that give…
