Holly Otterbein is a national political reporter at POLITICO. She specializes in government and politics, with a keen focus on Pennsylvania, and covers a range of topics including Joe Biden, the GOP, the DNC, and Donald Trump. Holly's work has been featured in Yahoo News, POLITICO, and The Asian Age.
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By: Shia Kapos, Holly Otterbein, Nick Reisman
The party is focusing on rare bright spots from Election Day as it looks to improve its standing ahead of the 2026 midterms.
By: Holly Otterbein, Elena Schneider
Some are looking to avoid messy disagreements in the party that they are in no mood to have right now.
The mixed messages add up to a muddled response from Democrats still reeling from the news.
By: Holly Otterbein, Irie Sentner
In the wake of Biden’s pardon of his son, Democrats overall had no unified message.
By: Holly Otterbein
The winter meeting of state Democratic chairs in Arizona marked one of the first major gatherings of top party officials since last month’s disastrous election.
By: Brittany Gibson, Holly Otterbein
Democrats had soured on the richest man on the planet. But a few are starting to wonder if that was a mistake.
By: Holly Otterbein
One of the first public airings of Democrats' strategy suggests they should try something new this time around with the president-elect.
Top officials gathered in Washington suggested an openness to backing the vice president again next time.
By: Meridith Mcgraw, Holly Otterbein
“Elon knows a lot about launching rockets into space," said one person close to Trump. "But what does he know about the minutiae of political dealmaking?"
By: Lisa Kashinsky, Holly Otterbein
His push ran into longstanding GOP resistance to raising the debt ceiling.
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