In the Midterms, Morality Is on the Ballot
31 Oct 2026, 04:50 PM

In the Midterms, Morality Is on the Ballot

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With the midterms just days away, Times Opinion writers are taking stock of key races and the themes emerging from them. The columnist Jamelle Bouie sees a “politics of morality” taking shape in the messaging of popular Democratic candidates, like Jon Ossoff and James Talarico. He’s hopeful that it signals a larger shift away from the grievance-filled politics of Donald Trump.
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