How the Democrats can win back America
The party should stop arguing for a status quo no one is happy with.
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Ben Walker
Ben Walker is a senior data journalist at the New Statesman and writes extensively about elections and UK public opinion. He is the co-founder of poll aggregator Britain Elects.
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