Democrats

One-hundred Democratic politicians are sending a letter to the DNC urging them to adjust its extreme position on abortion.

During an Evangelicals for Trump event last week, a faith advisor to the president warned voters of the Democrats' perceived anti-religion agenda.

According to a draft of the Democrats' platform, if presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden is elected, they will insist on the taxpayer funding of abortion.

In an open letter, pro-life faith leaders urged the Democratic party not to back abortion extremism.

The self-labeled Democratic socialist Bernie Sanders may have had a rough night on Super Tuesday, but many Democratic voters nevertheless said in exit polls they have a favorable view of socialism.

At a conference on Thursday, the Vice President assured disenfranchised pro-life Democrats that they "have a home" in the Republican party.

In an interview with Religion News Service, Tom Steyer -- who is running for president as a Democrat -- shared his thoughts on faith, climate change and going to heaven.

A New York Times survey shows that this crop of Presidential candidates from the Democratic party is more aggressively pro-abortion then any of their predecessors.

The Democratic National Committee passed a first-of-its-kind resolution Saturday recognizing the “ethical soundness” and “importance” of religiously unaffiliated Americans while contending such voters “share the Democratic Party’s values.”

Here are the five major highlights of the Democratic presidential debate in Houston, Texas on Thursday.