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Progressive Sarah Smith is going up against her Democratic incumbent in the WA-09 general election, giving the left one last chance to pull off another House victory like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's in NY-14.

Bernie Sanders won all 55 counties in West Virginia in the 2016 primary. Kendra Fershee is hoping that same progressive energy will win her WV-01.

Wyoming hasn't elected a Democrat to the U.S. Senate since 1970. Gary Trauner believes he will change that come November 6.

Illinois' 6th congressional district hasn't sent a Democrat to the U.S. House of Representatives since 1970. Sean Casten wants to change that in November.

Betsy Rader, a civil rights lawyer and the Democratic nominee for Congress in OH-14, joined us on the podcast to debunk stereotypes about Middle America.

Alabama dismantled the Voting Rights Act with the Shelby County v. Holder case. Heather Milam wants to reverse course as Alabama Secretary of State.

Col. Kim Olson, the Democratic Nominee for Texas Commissioner of Agriculture, joined us on the podcast to discuss why agriculture is so important to the American economy and the American people.

Despite false reports of his death, race, and ballot status, Mandela Barnes won the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor.

Data for Progress co-founder Sean McElwee and Washington Post political reporter Dave Weigel came onto the podcast to discuss the Democratic primaries.