Voters delivered a clear verdict on President Trump’s performance in Tuesday’s midterms.
In a statement, @Will_PPI calls the Democratic rout an accountability moment.
It is not a mandate for the left, he argues, but a call to build a broad, durable majority.
Voters delivered a clear verdict on tariffs: 64% say they hurt their local economy, and just 14% say they helped.
In this week’s edition of Trade Fact, PPI’s @EBGresser reviews the data.
The incoming Congress should reclaim its tariff authority and repeal the costly decrees.
New Dems are the House majority makers, and @RepNikkiB is their new leader.
In a statement, PPI’s @stumalec congratulated her on her election as @NewDemCoalition chair for the 120th Congress.
She is the right leader to keep the new majority focused on delivering for America’s working families.
Honored to announce @RepNikkiB as the next chair of the New Democrat Coalition for the 120th Congress!
She will lead the largest class of New Dems in the history of our caucus and bring forward real solutions to lower costs and deliver results for working people.
Kansas Gov @LauraKellyKS talking this morning at @ppi’s post-election debrief about the impact of Trump’s beef imports and ICE raids in SW Kansas ag country that fired up voters to turn out and vote.
🔴 Labour should learn from midterm wins and win back working class, says PPI president
👉️ Senior Reporter for LabourList, Daniel Green discusses the American midterms with Will Marshall, president and founder of the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI), who said the results represent a "turning point" in American politics – and offered a lesson for other centre-left parties globally.
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Read @DanGreenJourno’s full interview with @Will_PPI in @LabourList on what the midterms mean for Labour and the global center-left: https://t.co/1XnrIaF0tI
The midterm results hold clear lessons for Labour and center-left parties everywhere.
@Will_PPI told @LabourList’s @DanGreenJourno that Democrats won in red territory with pragmatic candidates focused on the cost of living.
Winning back working-class voters must come first.
Democrats’ midterm gains bring a new test: turning opposition to President Trump into a governing agenda.
Tomorrow, PPI’s @Will_PPI hosts @LauraKellyKS, @JasonCrowCO, @mollykmurphy, Doug Sosnik, and @McKenzieAWilson on what drove the results and what Democrats should learn.
“Get the right candidates that map well to the terrain you’re trying to compete in, with mainstream values focused on the cost of living issues for working families.”
@Will_PPI speaks to @LabourList on lessons from the mid-terms
https://t.co/r3ObT1j10F
Last week’s midterms delivered a decisive verdict on Trump’s tariffs, chaos, and corruption.
Writing in @usatodayopinion, @Will_PPI says center-left Democrats who flipped red seats in Texas, Kansas, Iowa, and Ohio have shown the party how to win working Americans back in 2028.
As the dust settles, one lesson stands out: center-left Democrats who won on tough terrain helped deliver this majority.
Days before the vote, @Will_PPI told @freddiejh8 on the @NewStatesman Politics Show that majorities require cross-class coalitions.
Tuesday’s results bore that out.
Across liberal democracies, voters feel they have lost control over prices, borders, and technology.
Discussing her book, Control, with @hoffman_noa on @spectator’s Coffee House Shots, PPI’s @claire_ainsley argues the center-left must answer with a politics of personal progress.
Does Andy Burnham have a plan to give voters back control? @hoffman_noa and I discuss Brexit, AI, immigration and welfare and my new book ‘Control’ out now by @BitebackPub for @SpecCoffeeHouse
In his statement on the results, @Will_PPI argues Democrats should take their cue from the candidates who won on the toughest terrain in American politics. https://t.co/36TGL6pNju
As the dust settles, one lesson stands out: center-left Democrats who won on tough terrain helped deliver this majority.
Days before the vote, @Will_PPI told @freddiejh8 on the @NewStatesman Politics Show that majorities require cross-class coalitions.
Tuesday’s results bore that out.
Every talented student deserves a fair shot at America’s top public schools.
PPI’s @RickKahlenberg told @Gothamist a pending Supreme Court case could make it easier to sue districts over race-neutral, economic-based admissions reforms, freezing in an “unfair status quo.”