Dawn Huckelbridge is the Director of Paid Leave for All, a new campaign that will provide the strategy and coordinated effort to turn paid leave into a political reality.

Election law expert and voting rights advocate Marc Elias talks with us about Democratic efforts to protect everyone's right to vote.

Reed Galen is an independent political strategist. He left the Republican Party in 2016 and has spent the last three years dedicated to the political reform movement, creating a better system for all voters. Today they discuss how the Lincoln Project is rolling out their strategy to hold our elected officials accountable.

Consultant and Democratic Strategist Jesse Ferguson joins the Electables to discuss the most recent polling about how the Coronavirus is impacting the national campaigns.

Errin Haines joins the Electables to discuss how Coronavirus is impacting election staff and fundraising as well as discuss the new publication, The 19th, a nonprofit, nonpartisan newsroom reporting at the intersection of gender, politics and policy.

Political Strategist Paul Tencher joins the Electables to discuss the state of the Democratic primary.

Things are heating up in the Democratic race to elect a nominee to take on Donald Trump in November. It looked like Bernie Sanders was going to run away with it after the Nevada caucuses but Joe Biden has been catapulted by strong results in Super Tuesday and now Mini Super Tuesday. Doug and Adrienne catch you up on where this race stands heading into the first head-to-head debate between the two frontrunners on Sunday, March 15, 2020

Jamal Simmons, CBS News political analyst, joins the Electables to discuss the Super Tuesday results, the path of the Democratic Party now that there are two candidates, the legacy of Elizabeth Warren, and the outlook for the primaries taking place on Tuesday March 10, 2020.

Dave Wasserman, House Editor for The Cook Political Report, joins Adrienne and Doug to discuss the South Carolina primary results and where all the campaigns stand heading into Super Tuesday.

Doug and Adrienne react to the debate in Nevada leading up to the Nevada caucus.