Holly Otterbein is a National Political Reporter at Politico. She focuses on general assignment news, government, and politics, with a particular emphasis on coverage in Pennsylvania. Holly's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, NewsBreak, The Asian Age, MSN, E&E News, Axios, and POLITICO.
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By: Holly Otterbein
The May 19 primary is shaping up as an early test of strength for the two potential rivals.
Their strategies reflect some of the tensions between Sanders' 2016 and 2020 campaigns.
Sen. John Fetterman's chief of staff resigned Wednesday, a source familiar with the move told Axios.
By: Holly Otterbein, Alex Thompson
DNC chair Ken Martin's handling of the report has led to a crisis of confidence in his leadership.
It's part of a broader message accusing the GOP of protecting the corrupt elite.
Progressives are on the rise in the party, and Warren is a key ally to have.
Whether AOC jumps into the race is one of the biggest X factors in the 2028 Democratic primary.
Democrats fighting over their strategy and leadership for 2028 are locked in on savaging — or saving — the one man with a title and power: DNC chair Ken Martin.
Progressive and moderate Democrats are battling over how to rebuild the party's brand.
Tuesday's showdowns pitting progressive vs. moderates looking like "a mixed bag."
