The Working Class Project
The Working Class Project, Mitch LandrieuTo win the working class, Democrats must listen to and learn from them. This project is the biggest effort to do so in 2025.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Working Class Weekly: Winning the Working Class Again
Two years ago, working people told us something we did not want to hear.
In 2024, voters who had been the backbone of our party for generations put an exclamation point on a trend of swinging toward Donald Trump and Republicans up and down...
Working Class Weekly: Making Washington Work For Virginia
With the November midterms just two weeks away, American Bridge 21st Century has entered the final stretch of our midterm ad campaign — a multimillion-dollar campaign to flip control of Congress with ads in nearly 20 key races and billboard...
Working Class Weekly: From Long Shots To Battleground
This year, American Bridge 21st Century launched a multimillion-dollar paid campaign spanning nearly 20 races in R+3 to R+10 seats. Built on insights from the Working Class Project, our ads show what the Republican agenda is costing working...
Working Class Weekly: Costs and Corruption Beat Culture War
We’re back with new findings from the largest research effort in Democratic politics dedicated to understanding working class voters, where they stand on the issues, and what Democrats need to do to earn their support.
Two weeks ago, we sh...
Working Class Weekly: The Ground Is Shifting From Under Republicans
We’re back with new findings from the largest research effort in Democratic politics dedicated to understanding working class voters, where they stand on the issues, and what Democrats need to do to rebuild a working class coalition.
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To win the working class, Democrats must listen to and learn from them. This project is the biggest effort to do so in 2025.
Co-chair,@American_Bridge; Founder, @unumfund; Former Mayor & Lt. Governor
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