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Americans’ views on the Republican Party and the Democratic Party have shifted since President Donald Trump began his second term.

The Republican Party holds advantages on crime and immigration policies, while the Democratic Party holds advantages on policies related to race, health care, abortion and the environment.

Attendees at Republican Curtis Sliwa's election were unbothered that their candidate lost the New York City mayoral election to Zohran Mamdani.

This week on Party Politics, co-hosts Brandon Rottinghaus and Jeronimo Cortina break down the latest headlines in Texas and national politics. Attorney General Ken Paxton's personal and political drama continues to capture attention. Meanwhile, Wesley Hunt ...

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The results were momentous for Democrats. But they are also likely to revive longstanding debates on how the party should present itself going forward.

Ramaswamy’s terse call to “End identity politics” triggered another wave of criticism. Some social media users accused him of having started such debates himself, referencing his comments last Christmas when he suggested that immigrants work harder than native Americans, sparking a discussion comparing outcomes for different ethnic groups.

Plus, Democrats look to their gubernatorial candidates in New Jersey and Virginia for a boost of momentum.

One of my brothers-in-law seems to feel it is appropriate to display his political views at family events. I don't want any displays of politics at this event.

Former Sen. Joe Manchin argued on "The Daily Show" that the Democratic Party abandoned moderate voters, causing West Virginia's shift toward Republican politics.