Who can convince Americans to follow the science on coronavirus? Religious leaders.
They can get people to look beyond partisanship.
In some states, coronavirus measures are effectively banning abortion
Governors and other officials are declaring abortions to be ‘nonessential’ medical procedures
A new kind of anti-trans legislation is hitting the red states
Here’s the new target, after ‘bathroom bills’ failed and marriage equality won
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Matt Bevin comes up short in Kentucky.
Yes, Democrats now control Virginia’s legislature and Kentucky’s governorship. Don’t expect much to change.
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In 2020, could two female pig farmers run against each other for Iowa’s Senate seat?
Campaigning against gender stereotypes is tricky. Here’s how one candidate is doing it.
Women who’ve been pregnant are more likely to support abortion rights — if you remind them of their pregnancies
But does that stay with them when they vote?
Citizens feel disconnected from government. If they knew what government did for them, they wouldn’t.
Suzanne Mettler is the John L. Senior Professor of American
Secret groups of Democratic women are organizing deep in Republican territory
Both political scientists and pundits talk about geographic sorting: States,