Sabrina Rodriguez

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While Black women have made historic electoral gains in politics, they still lag behind in representation, especially for their longtime role as the spine of the Democratic Party.

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At his first convention, with protests happening outside, Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) has had to weigh his activist roots with his new role as a lawmaker and prominent advocate for Vice President Kamala Harris.

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Vance follows in the Democrats’ footsteps, escalating his attacks on the Democratic ticket.

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Walz doesn’t hail from a traditional battleground state, but his credentials as a military veteran and gun owner who previously represented a Republican-leaning rural part of Minnesota in Congress could help Harris.

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Walz, formerly a little-known Midwestern governor, faces the urgent task of introducing himself to the country with only about three months until Election Day.

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The first Black and Asian woman to be a major party presidential nominee confronts her opponent’s comment that she “became a Black person.”

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The competing appearances are a chance for each candidate to frame the stakes of the race as it plunges into uncharted territory.

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Interviews with more than a dozen Black women revealed excitement as well as concern about Harris’s ability to win at a moment when racism and sexism are palpable.

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The GOP vice-presidential nominee held his first solo rallies since the party convention, first in his hometown of Middletown, Ohio, then in Radford, Va.