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Stacey Abrams

  1. vision 2020
    Stacey Abrams Is ‘Willing’ to Be Joe Biden’s Running Mate“If you don’t raise your hand, people won’t see you.”
    By Claire Lampen
  2. politics
    Brace Yourself for Second PlaceA female VP isn’t nice; it’s strategic. And for many, a tough pill to swallow.
    By Caitlin Moscatello
  3. 2020
    Stacey Abrams Says She’s Open to Running for Vice-PresidentThe Georgia politician has said she’d “be honored to be considered by any nominee.”
    By Hannah Gold
  4. vision 2020
    Stacey Abrams Takes a Pass on a 2020 Senate RunShe may run for president, for vice-president, or wait until 2022 and run for governor again.
    By Ed Kilgore
  5. the cut on tuesdays
    Stacey Abrams on Dealing With Debt and ShameThis week’s podcast episode of The Cut on Tuesdays.
    By the Cut
  6. politics
    Stacey Abrams Won’t Be Biden’s VP: ‘You Don’t Run for Second Place.’But Abrams didn’t reject the idea of becoming a nominee’s running mate later on.
    By Sarah Jones
  7. the body politic
    Stacey Abrams Has a Big Decision to MakeGovernor? Senator? Veep? President?! The Georgian who is usually sure about everything finds herself conflicted about her future.
    By Rebecca Traister
  8. 2020 elections
    Stacey Abrams Hasn’t Ruled Out a 2020 Presidential Run“I gave myself a deadline of the end of March to make a decision about what I’m going to do next.”
    By Amanda Arnold
  9. politics
    Stacey Abrams Was the Perfect Antidote to TrumpHer State of the Union response was emotional and personal.
    By Lisa Ryan
  10. politics
    Read Stacey Abrams’s Powerful State of the Union Response“Children deserve an excellent education from cradle to career.”
    By the Cut
  13. politics
    Stacey Abrams Will Deliver the Response to Trump’s SOTU SpeechHell yeah.
    By Amanda Arnold
  14. 2018 georgia governor race
    Black Women Aren’t Done Fighting For GeorgiaStacey Abrams and her supporters are stronger than ever, even in apparent defeat.
    By Amanda Arnold
  15. 2018 georgia governor race
    Stacey Abrams Still Isn’t Giving UpA new ruling found that her opponent had failed to “properly maintain a reliable and secure voter registration system.”
    By Amanda Arnold
  16. the body politic
    The New Face of Power Is Taking ShapeWhile the midterms were a step forward, the fight for true representation wages on.
    By Rebecca Traister
  17. 2018 georgia governor race
    Conservative Voters on Why They’re Supporting a Progressive Black WomanWhy Stacey Abrams — who could become Georgia’s first black, female governor — has won over some lifelong Republican voters.
    By Amanda Arnold
  18. 2018 midterms
    Over 400 Black Women Are Running in the Midterms. Meet 5 Who Could Make History.No matter how much you like Michelle Obama and Oprah, we’ve never elected a statewide top executive who looks like them. This year might change that.
    By Brittany Packnett
  19. knock knock it's oprah
    Knock Knock, Who’s There? Oh My God — It’s Oprah!Oprah is going door-to-door in Georgia to get out the vote for Stacey Abrams.
    By Opheli Garcia Lawler
  20. 2018 georgia governor race
    Mike Pence to Oprah: ‘I’m Kind of a Big Deal, Too’Hmmm.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  21. 2018 georgia governor race
    Oprah Is Going to Georgia to Campaign for Stacey AbramsIn addition to holding two town halls, she’s going to go door-to-door (!!) to talk to voters.
    By Amanda Arnold
  22. 2018 midterms
    The Undeniable Awfulness of Stacey Abrams’ Opponent Brian KempHe just loves calling himself “politically incorrect”.
    By Madeleine Aggeler
  25. power
    Stacey Abrams’s Win Is Just the BeginningHer victory is a lesson in how to break the rules of politics.
    By Brittany Packnett
  26. politics
    5 Reasons We’re Excited About Stacey AbramsShe could be America’s first black female governor — and she moonlights as a romance novelist.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  27. election 2016
    The Female Politician Trying to Turn Georgia BlueStacey Abrams, Georgia’s Democratic House Minority Leader, on why Georgia is a test case for the rest of the United States.
    By Rebecca Traister