Affordable Care Act Archives

No, the pandemic didn’t sink populism. It might have helped it.

Nolan M. Kavanagh and Anil Menon - April 27, 2021

Our research found that ill health may actually boost voter support for Europe’s populist parties

Michele Swers and Kelly L. Rolfes-Haase / Managing Editor - February 22, 2021

Democrats and Republicans weren’t always divided on abortion funding. That has changed.

Margaret Teresa Brower and Jamila Michener - February 8, 2021

Here’s what our research found

Stella Rouse and Nicholas Miras - January 21, 2021

That’s what our research finds

Sarah E. Anderson, Laurel Harbridge-Yong, and Daniel Butler - December 18, 2020

Legislators worry that if they compromise, they’ll lose their next primaries.

Michael W. Wagner, Lewis A. Friedland, Jianing Li, and Dhavan V. Shah - December 8, 2020

Our research finds that more moderate rhetoric wins more support among both Democrats and Republicans

Jonathan Spiegler, Jacob Smith, and Aidan Floyd - December 1, 2020

Let’s count the ways to lose control of a House, Senate or governor’s seat.

Ken Kollman and John Jackson - October 28, 2020

Our research finds when a party shifts ideology too far, large demographic blocs shift loyalties to the other party

Morgan L.W. Hazelton, Matthew E.K. Hall, Jeffrey J. Harden, and Jason Windett - October 21, 2020

Her confirmation would shift the Supreme Court further ideologically than any other appointment in the past 40 years.

Sarah Binder / Managing Editor - September 22, 2020

Three things to know about what’s coming next.