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Decision Desk HQ organisation

Named in 55 reports across 39 stories - 5 Aug – 2 Sept
5 Aug 20262 Sept 2026

The record - coverage naming Decision Desk HQ that changed after publication

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    Progressive defeats Vindman to take on Moody for Florida SenateDemocratic socialist defeats Vindman to take on Moody for Florida Senate

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The web around Decision Desk HQ

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Decision Desk HQ. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Decision Desk HQ.

President Trump and Tennessee share 4 reportsAbdul El-Sayed and Michigan share 3 reportsFlorida and President Trump share 3 reports2nd Congressional District and Minnesota share 2 reports2nd Congressional District and Florida share 2 reportsMinnesota and President Trump share 2 reportsDemocratic Socialists of America and Florida share 2 reportsDDHQ and Florida share 1 reportAlaska and Florida share 1 reportAbdul El-Sayed and DDHQ share 1 reportAlaska and DDHQ share 1 reportDemocratic Socialists of America and Michigan share 1 reportDDHQ and Michigan share 1 reportDecision Desk HQFloridaFlorida - 14 shared reports (place)President T…President Trump - 13 shared reports (person)MinnesotaMinnesota - 6 shared reports (place)TennesseeTennessee - 6 shared reports (place)2nd Congres…2nd Congressional District - 5 shared reports (place)MichiganMichigan - 5 shared reports (place)Abdul El-Sa…Abdul El-Sayed - 3 shared reports (person)AlaskaAlaska - 3 shared reports (place)DDHQDDHQ - 3 shared reports (organization)Democratic …Democratic Socialists of America - 3 shared reports (organization)

The stories

El-Sayed Fuels Progressive Momentum With Michigan Primary Win

106 outlets3 reports name Decision Desk HQ5 Aug – 4 Sept

S.C. Succession: Russell Fry Unloads on Darline Graham

82 outlets3 reports name Decision Desk HQ5 Aug – 31 Aug

Would Francesca Hong Really Commute the Sentences of Murderers?

70 outlets2 reports name Decision Desk HQ5 Aug – 5 Sept

Florida governor candidates sharpen their closing arguments as Aug. 18 primary nears

34 outlets3 reports name Decision Desk HQ13 Aug – 4 Sept

Florida Democrats to decide which way the party leans in Senate race

30 outlets1 report names Decision Desk HQ5 Aug – 2 Sept

2026 Alaska Voter Guide

29 outlets3 reports name Decision Desk HQ11 Aug – 5 Sept

Charts: See how much Markey and Moulton have raised

24 outlets1 report names Decision Desk HQ5 Aug – 3 Sept

Mike Lindell quits MyPillow so he can focus on his run for Minnesota governor

24 outlets2 reports name Decision Desk HQ6 Aug – 1 Sept

Aipac-linked Super Pacs spend millions in California to thwart progressive candidate

18 outlets1 report names Decision Desk HQ6 Aug – 3 Sept

DECISION TIME - Wyoming's Primary Is One Week Away

14 outlets2 reports name Decision Desk HQ11 Aug – 30 Aug

Dem hopeful’s wild Hawaii beach saga takes darker turn as alleged assault history emerges

12 outlets1 report names Decision Desk HQ6 Aug – 25 Aug

Can DSA’s Francesca Hong Win in Cheese Country?

9 outlets2 reports name Decision Desk HQ6 Aug – 2 Sept

People they appear with

President Trump13Abdul El-Sayed3Haley Stevens3Austin Rogers2

Places in the same coverage

Florida14Minnesota6Tennessee62nd Congressional District5Michigan5Alaska3D-Mich.3Massachusetts3South Carolina3Wisconsin3Wyoming38th Congressional District2Alabama2Connecticut2

Organisations in the same coverage

DDHQ3Democratic Socialists of America3

Who keeps naming them

The Hill55

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