What the Trump/Biden dueling rhetoric at the U.S. border tells us Andrea Silva, Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, and Eric Gonzalez Juenke - March 25, 2024 Both presidential campaigns want to make immigration policy a top issue in the 2024 election.
Four things to know about Biden’s student-debt relief plan Serena Laws and Mallory SoRelle - September 2, 2022 Loan forgiveness got the biggest attention. But the changes to repayment rules may have as big an effect.
How the student loan payment pause affected Latinx millennials Daisy Verduzco Reyes - August 11, 2022 With payments due again soon, will Biden offer any loan forgiveness?
Why aren’t there more Republican women in Congress? Laurel Elder - August 18, 2021 Congress has far more Democratic than Republican women. That’s not likely to change.
By coming out, Carl Nassib likely improved NFL fans’ attitudes toward gay men. Here’s how we know. Melissa R. Michelson and Brian Harrison - July 1, 2021 Our research tells us what changes straight men’s attitudes toward gay men and trans people
What might happen if Democrats succeed in expanding voting? California has some answers. Sara Sadhwani - March 16, 2021 In California, reforms like those in H.R. 1 led to a more involved electorate, higher turnout and more legislators of color being elected to office.
HBO’s new show explores HIV in the 1980s. 40 years later, stigma and prejudice are still going strong. Gabriele Magni and Andrew Reynolds - February 18, 2021 Our research examines why so few people with HIV hold public office.
Biden will have more women in his Cabinet than any president ever. Other countries still do better. Susan Franceschet and Karen Beckwith - January 15, 2021 Most cabinets have a “concrete floor” for gender representation, and rarely go lower. Will Biden raise that floor in the U.S.?
Women of color won congressional seats in record numbers. How will they legislate? Kirsten Widner, Kerry Haynie, and Beth Reingold - November 24, 2020 Our research finds that Black and Latina female legislators focus especially on helping low-income communities of color.
Arizona may go for Biden. That took 20 years of grassroots organizing. Erin Mayo-Adam - November 12, 2020 My research examines what brought together Latino, immigrant, labor and LGBTQ community organizers into a coalition that gets out votes
Identity politics can help Biden win in November Christopher Stout - September 16, 2020 Appeals for racial equity can motivate Democrats to vote.
Americans overwhelmingly oppose school reopenings, data finds Sally Nuamah and Jonathan E. Collins - August 19, 2020 Black and Latinx Americans are especially worried about reopenings — but are also worried about their children falling behind
Kamala Harris is likely to bring in Indian American voters, this research finds Sara Sadhwani - August 14, 2020 Indian Americans are especially likely to vote when another Indian American is on the ballot — more so than people of other minority racial or ethnic identities.
The next Congress will probably be the most diverse ever Bernard Fraga - June 21, 2020 That’s what my research into the primary races suggests.
What helps non-black people support Black Lives Matter? A signal from someone in their own ethnic group. Maneesh Arora, Kelsy Kretschmer, and Christopher Stout - June 17, 2020 Our surveys uncover how this messaging works
Having a woman of color as his running mate could help Joe Biden. This explains how. Keith Baker and Christopher Stout - May 6, 2020 Trump will attack him on race. Our research shows that this could help neutralize those attacks.
Trump’s rhetoric does encourage open prejudice and bias. We checked. Sono Shah, Loren Collingwood, Karthick Ramakrishnan, Jennifer Merolla, and Benjamin Newman - March 10, 2020 When other politicians don’t object, it amplifies that ‘Trump effect’
Who are black voters supporting in 2020? Here’s what we might learn from South Carolina. David Darmofal - February 26, 2020 It’s complicated.
Treating immigrants like criminals has a long history in the United States Melina Juárez Pérez - July 18, 2019 “Crimmigration” started well before the Trump administration.
What young adults think about the economy — and why it matters for 2020 Vladimir Enrique Medenica, Matthew Fowler, and Cathy Cohen - June 3, 2019 Who’s being left behind?
Pete Buttigieg is the first U.S. presidential candidate in a same-sex marriage. Here are 3 reasons that matters. Adam McMahon - April 9, 2019 Kavin Burkhalter, a volunteer coordinator for Democratic presidential candidate Pete
Here are the issues that will get millennials to the polls in November Vladimir Medenica, Matthew Fowler, and Cathy Cohen - October 1, 2018 What issues would drive young voters to the polls —
California abolished money bail. Here’s why bail opponents aren’t happy. Laurel Eckhouse - August 31, 2018 [caption id="attachment_77284" align="aligncenter" width="960"] (iStock)[/caption] This week, California became the
How dangerous is it when Trump calls some immigrants ‘animals’? Daniel Solomon and Aliza Luft - May 25, 2018 [caption id="attachment_73790" align="aligncenter" width="960"] President Trump speaks to media representatives
This is what millennials think about the NFL protests Vladimir Medenica and Matthew Fowler - October 5, 2017 Last week, polling data suggested that most Americans think athletes