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Most Voters Reject Federal Control Of Education In New Poll
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— Oct 27, 2025
Some 8 in 10 Americans surveyed feel that education decisions should be made closer to home rather than in Washington, a new poll released Sunday reveals. About 23% of voters say parents should be the primary…
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Ilhan Omar Wins Against Moderate Challenger In Key Primary
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— Aug 14, 2024
Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar won her primary bid against former Minneapolis City Councilman and Board of Education member Don Samuels for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District on Tuesday, according to The Associated…
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Shock Poll Reveals How Florida Dem Primary Voters Feel About So-Called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill
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— Mar 24, 2022
Despite the national uproar over Florida’s Parental Rights in Education — or the so-called “Don’t Say Gay” — bill a new poll is showing that many Florida Democratic primary voters may have a different opinion of it. A…
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Here Are The Voters Backing Democratic Socialists
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— Jun 29, 2026
Young and college-educated voters in denser urban areas formed a core bloc for many candidates aligned with the socialist left, primary election data found.
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Here’s Who Voted For Democratic Socialists
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— Jul 7, 2026
Young, college-educated voters in dense urban neighborhoods have become a key source of support for candidates aligned with the socialist left, according to recent primary election data. Over the past several months, multiple self-described democratic socialists, along with candidates backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, have defeated more centrist Democrats in major-city primaries on […]
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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Senegal School Empowers Girls, Signals Shift in Education
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— Aug 18, 2026
The Mariama Ba School of Excellence on Goree Island is empowering Senegalese girls by boosting confidence and leadership, as seen in student council president Ndeye Awa Diop’s rise, while serving as a symbol of broader gender-progress reforms in the country. Yet despite progress in primary education and legal steps toward equality, many girls still drop out before secondary school due to economic and social barriers that hinder completion and job-market transition.
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Abdul El-Sayed Had Big Night, But He Still Has Work To Do With Key Demo
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— Aug 8, 2026
Democratic Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed will have to win the support of non-college-educated, lower-income and non-white voters in the Michigan Senate race, after struggling to make inroads with that demographic in Tuesday's Senate primary.
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