Guardian Invites Reader Questions on Democratic Unity Ahead of Midterms

The Guardian has opened a call for reader questions ahead of a live discussion on the state of the Democratic Party as the United States heads toward midterm elections in November, according to the publication.

The outlet said its political reporting team is currently spread across the country, from Washington to the Midwest and the West Coast, covering races and developments tied to the midterms, which The Guardian described as potentially having an outsized impact on the country's future.

According to the article, primaries have now wrapped up nationwide, and The Guardian's reporters plan to host a series of conversations on what it called critical issues ahead of the November vote. The first session in the series is focused on Democrats, including the party's moderate and leftwing candidates and races considered pivotal.

The Guardian said readers can submit questions and join the discussion live at 12pm Eastern Daylight Time on 16 September. The publication invited readers to sign up or sign in to participate by posting questions in advance of the live session.

The article did not specify which reporters would lead the discussion or provide additional details on the specific races or candidates to be addressed, noting only that the conversation would cover the broader question of party unity among Democrats heading into the midterms.