House Democrats
PulseAugur coverage of House Democrats — every cluster mentioning House Democrats across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- affiliated with Jim Himes 90%
- employed by Diana DeGette 90%
- affiliated with Rashida Tlaib Al-Harbi 70%
- affiliated with Joe Baldacci 70%
- affiliated with Jared Golden 70%
- employed by Delia Ramirez 70%
- employed by Joe Baldacci 70%
- affiliated with Dan Goldman 70%
- affiliated with Donavan McKinney 60%
- affiliated with Justice Democrats 60%
- affiliated with Darializa Avila Chevalier 50%
- affiliated with Adelita Grijalva 50%
7 day(s) with sentiment data
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House Democrats demand tech CEOs testify on AI cybersecurity breaches
House Democrats are calling for tech CEOs to testify under oath regarding recent AI-driven cybersecurity breaches. A letter addressed to House Speaker Mike Johnson specifically requests a congressional hearing to invest…
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House Democrats demand AI safety testimony from OpenAI and Anthropic
A group of US House Democrats has formally requested that leaders from OpenAI and Anthropic testify before Congress regarding recent AI-related security incidents. The lawmakers expressed significant concerns about the …
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House Democrats face primary challenges amid grassroots discontent · 1 source tracked
Several House Democrats in traditionally safe districts have lost their primary elections this cycle, a trend attributed to growing dissatisfaction within the Democratic grassroots towards the party establishment. This …
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House Democrats add Trump-won districts to 2026 midterm target list
House Democrats have expanded their target list for the 2026 midterm elections to include a dozen districts previously won by President Trump. This move is intended to signal confidence in competing in traditionally Rep…
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House Democrats weigh expelling Rep. Max Miller over abuse allegations
House Democrats are considering forcing a vote to expel Representative Max Miller from Congress due to domestic abuse allegations, which Miller denies. While expulsion is rare, the threat has led to resignations this ye…
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House Democrats demand DCCC changes after $500K Arizona primary loss
House Democrats are expressing dissatisfaction with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) following a significant financial misstep in Arizona. The DCCC allocated over $500,000 to support a primary cand…
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House Democrats clash over DCCC's failed primary election interventions
House Democrats are expressing frustration with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) following multiple failed attempts to influence primary elections. The DCCC's intervention in Arizona's 1st district…
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House Democrats dismiss Michigan primary as unique, not a national bellwether
House Democrats are largely unconcerned about the upcoming primary race in Michigan's 13th congressional district, viewing it as a unique situation rather than a bellwether for the party. Despite progressive endorsement…
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House Democrats face internal pressure on Israel aid amid progressive anger
House Democrats are experiencing a significant shift in their stance on aid to Israel, driven by progressive anger and fear of primary challenges. A recent vote on an amendment to prohibit funding for Israel saw 103 Dem…
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House Democrats revolt against $3.3B Israel aid package
A significant portion of House Democrats revolted against a $3.3 billion aid package for Israel, with over half voting to strip the funding. This vote, though unsuccessful in amending a broader spending bill, highlights…
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House Democrats clash over DCCC's primary intervention strategy
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is facing criticism from within its own party for its strategy of intervening in Democratic primaries. Despite a mixed record of success, the DCCC has recently inve…
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House Democrats face growing dissent over Hakeem Jeffries' potential speakership
A growing faction within the House Democrats is expressing skepticism towards Hakeem Jeffries' potential speakership, with several primary candidates indicating they may not commit to voting for him. This bloc, includin…
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Democrats stunned as progressive challenger unseats Rep. DeGette in Colorado primary
House Democrats are expressing shock and anger following the defeat of Rep. Diana DeGette by Melat Kiros in a Colorado primary election. Kiros, a younger progressive challenger, unseated the long-serving incumbent, sign…
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House Democrats vote to restrict US military role in Lebanon fails
A resolution aimed at restricting U.S. military involvement in Lebanon failed in the House of Representatives, with a smaller number of Democrats voting against it compared to a previous attempt. The measure, introduced…
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House Democrats divided over Israel aid cut amendment
House Democrats held an intense private meeting to discuss a proposed amendment that would cut U.S. aid to Israel. Lawmakers expressed divided opinions, with some concerned about the amendment's broad impact on military…
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Centrist House Democrats prepare for internal conflict with progressives
Centrist House Democrats are preparing for a significant internal conflict with progressive and democratic socialist members, warning of a potential "war" over ideological concessions. This strategic counterattack aims …
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House Democrats push to outlaw Trump's $1.8B anti-weaponization fund
House Democrats are initiating a discharge petition to permanently block the Trump administration's nearly $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund. This move aims to force a vote on legislation that would prevent taxpayer …
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House Democrats brace for larger, more outspoken progressive bloc in 2027 · 1 source tracked
House Democrats are anticipating a more vocal and left-leaning bloc within their party in 2027, potentially mirroring the influence of the "Freedom Caucus of the left." This shift is driven by recent primary wins for ca…
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Jeffries downplays primary clashes with Mamdani over NY House seats
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is downplaying the significance of New York's congressional primaries, stating that the ideological direction of the Democratic party does not hinge on a few House seats. He is atte…
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Democrats' preferred candidate loses Maine primary, second DCCC-backed loss this month
In Maine's 2nd Congressional District primary, state Sen. Joe Baldacci, the preferred candidate of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), lost to progressive rival Matt Dunlap. This marks the second ins…