DU discusses the Democratic primary, but does DU cover the other Democratic elections?

[UCmeNdc]

there are also thousands of critically important offices all the way down the ballot. And the vast majority — 70 percent of state legislatures, more than 60 percent of governors, 55 percent of attorneys general and secretaries of state — are in Republicans hands. And, of course, Republicans control both chambers of Congress.


An article in Vox today makes a compelling case that, while the Presidential race may look good and the House Republicans are in disorder, Democrats, and the Democratic Party, are actually in trouble at this point. And it's all about the non-Presidential races.

Sure, the Presidency is important, but:

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/10/20/1435721/-Forget-Sanders-and-Clinton-Dems-In-Trouble-Nationwide?detail=email

[MineralMan]

1. Sadly, not very much. DU always seems to be heavily

invested in presidential politics, to the general exclusion of lower offices. An occasional Senate or House race gets some attention, but that's about it.

[jeff47]

2. There's a forum for every state. You're far more likely to find local elections there. (nt)