Elizabeth Matamoros is a media analyst at the Washington Free Beacon. She previously consulted on political campaigns in Southern California and worked on Capitol Hill. Elizabeth graduated from the University of California, Riverside where she studied political science and marketing. She can be reached at matamoros@freebeacon.com.
MSNBC anchor Chris Jansing spoke with a group of undecided black women in Georgia who said they are not keen on voting for Joe Biden and Sen. Kamala Harris (D., Calif). 
Texas Democratic congressional candidate Julie Oliver said corporate PAC contributions should be taxed at 90 percent to aid publicly financed campaigns, earning a round of praise from Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.). 
Joe Biden will not be making public campaign appearances until Thursday night when he will have his final debate against President Donald Trump. 
MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell on Wednesday cited former justice Anthony Kennedy's decision legalizing gay marriage as a "beautifully written" example of the Supreme Court taking public opinion into account. 
As Joe Biden refuses to say whether he would support Democratic efforts to expand the Supreme Court, Biden surrogates spent Sunday morning defending his continued unwillingness to take a position on the issue.
Democratic vice presidential candidate Kamala Harris said a Biden-Harris administration would not raise taxes while at the same time saying tax cuts passed by Republicans would be eliminated. 
Kansas state senator and U.S. Senate candidate Barbara Bollier (D.) demonstrated Tuesday that she did not realize what the Patriot Act is. 
Jorge Masvidal and other UFC fighters will campaign with Donald Trump Jr. this weekend in a tour they're calling the "Fighters Against Socialism." 
A new political ad shows Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg supporting full-term presidential power during an election year to support a vote on her potential successor. 
Gov. Doug Ducey (R., Ariz.) rejected Secretary of State Katie Hobbs’s (D., Ariz.) demand for the state to permit certain people who cannot vote in person to vote by videoconference, according to the Associated Press. 