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POLITICO: Florida Playbook: A pandemic can’t stop DeSantis-Fried feud

POLITICO: Florida Playbook: A pandemic can’t stop DeSantis-Fried feud

The Progressive Turnout Project is backing two Democrats running in tough congressional swing seats. The group is backing Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, who represents the 26th …

POLITICO: Illinois Playbook: Pritzker lays out opening rules

POLITICO: Illinois Playbook: Pritzker lays out opening rules

Progressive Turnout Project has endorsed five Illinois House candidates, including Marie Newman (IL-03), Rep. Chuy Garcia (IL-04), Rep. Sean Casten (IL-06), Betsy Dirksen Londrigan (IL-13), and Rep. Lauren Underwood (IL-14). The endorsement announcement is part of …

NBC: Biden appeals to progressive groups to unite party

NBC: Biden appeals to progressive groups to unite party

Joe Biden’s campaign is making inroads with key progressive groups in an effort to keep the former vice president’s pledge and unite the factions of …

POLITICO: Liberal groups attempt to rally supporters — from an appropriate social distance

POLITICO: Liberal groups attempt to rally supporters — from an appropriate social distance

With social interactions likely to be limited for the foreseeable future, the Progressive Turnout Project is reassessing its plan to ramp up face-to-face campaigning next …

The New York Times: Progressives Built an Organizing Juggernaut for 2020. Then the Virus Hit.

The New York Times: Progressives Built an Organizing Juggernaut for 2020. Then the Virus Hit.

On Thursday, the Progressive Turnout Project, a political action committee that supports liberal candidates, announced a nearly $3 million investment in phone banking that aims …

The Hill: Left-leaning group launches phone bank effort targeting swing states

The Hill: Left-leaning group launches phone bank effort targeting swing states

A progressive group announced Thursday that it would spend nearly $3 million on a nationwide phone-banking campaign to engage Democratic-leaning voters in states seen as …