Blue Wind on a Red Prairie - Nebraska is a deep red state that hasn’t gone Democratic in a presidential contest in over 50 years. So how can the minority party become relevant in state politics? Enter Jane Kleeb. She married a Nebraska rancher and went on to lead the successful state resistance blocking the Keystone Pipeline. Now she’s been elected the chair of the state Democratic Party. Can she change her party’s fortunes?
Energetic environmental activist tries to remake the Democratic party in deep-red Nebraska
Are the partisans of small town Kentucky the last of a dying breed of rural Democrats?
How does the GOP attract Latino voters to key Congressional races in the year of Trump?
Republicans in reliably blue Washington State have a plan to win both legislative houses.
Un candidato mexicano-americano busca motivar a los votantes en un distrito latino.
A look at how people of similar political beliefs living near one another affect elections
A Mexican-American seeks to motivate voters in a Latino district outside Houston.
A film exploring the hesitation, perseverance, and enthusiasm of black voters in Florida.
Two ex-legislators examine the ideological splits causing political strife in Wisconsin.
A local school board election is a battleground for outside groups with lots of cash
Stories filmed during the 2016 campaign cycle about how partisanship has become the dominant feature of American elections, both nationally and locally.