The question is a common one. And it turns out, on most issues we are not polarized – including abortion.
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Chart of the week ending 3/16/2024
Black, Asian, and Latinos are better sorted – that is, they are matching their ideology to their vote choice/party ID. That means more members of these groups will vote for Republicans than in the past.
Politics is for seniors
Politicians are getting older. Just how old and what does that mean for young voters.
Independents or Partisan Leaners
Recent data show substantial increases in the share of people that identify as Independents. Is it real? Let’s take a look.
Get on board
The message is clear: Get vaccinated! The data are clear as well. Most people are on board.
As the pandemic hit, most Americans were willing to get vaccinated – then politics happened
Yes, American’s willingness to get vaccinated changed a lot over the past 12 months. See why.
Should we get rid of it? Thoughts on the Electoral College
Eliminate the College or not? Better the devil we know than the one we don’t.
Considering President Biden’s first job approval rating
Biden’s first job approval ratings offer several interpretations. Which do you prefer?
The pathways to the Presidency and control of the Senate
Check out this elections spreadsheet calculator to examine the different pathways to an Electoral College victory.
Evaluating Democracy by Voter Turnout
As we edge closer to the fall elections, let’s consider this question: What will voter turnout be in November? The answer offers important clues about the quality of elections and the health of our democracy.
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