From victories on protecting immigrants to the first step in legalizing marijuana on the federal level, progressives saw a slew of victories this week.

It’s been a great week for progressives nationwide.

Democrats won unified control of Virginia’s state government, picked up a governorship in deep red Kentucky, and flipped state and local elections in historically GOP areas.

Kentucky has a high-profile governor race, while every state legislator in Virginia is on the ballot on Tuesday.

The DCCC named Lucinda Guinn as the group’s first Latina executive director, and wins in New Jersey and Michigan are bright spots to celebrate.

In other good news, the House passes a law to end discrimination in the tax code, and Maine takes a compassionate stance toward asylum-seekers.

Former Obama staffer Andy Kim ousted Rep. Tom MacArthur, the GOP’s chief health care saboteur.

Seth Grossman is a national humiliation for the Republican Party. But they are refusing to address it.

New Jersey House candidate Seth Grossman previously called diversity ‘a bunch of crap’ and ‘un-American.’ This week, he elaborated on its dangers.

Need to lose money in NJ? Throw a fundraiser at a Trump property featuring a Fox News speaker.

It’s possible that every member of New Jersey’s 11-person House delegation will be a Democrat in 2019.