Coronavirus policies spread quickly across the U.S. Are cities and states learning — or just copying?
Here’s why that matters.
Would turnout go up if we didn’t have to vote on a workday?
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Has the U.S. reached a ‘tipping point’ in marijuana legalization?
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Justice Roberts said political science is ‘sociological gobbledygook.’ Here’s why he said it, and why he’s mistaken.
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Want to change Congress? Change who votes in ‘safe’ Republican or Democratic primaries.
A group called No Labels, which aims to support centrist,
The DeVos confirmation vote suggests Trump will have a tough time passing a school voucher law
Despite thousands of phone calls, a pizza delivery and two
Voting only by mail can decrease turnout. Or increase it. Wait, what?
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Can unlimited contributions to political parties really reduce polarization?
A core problem in American politics is ideological polarization, which
2010 House and State Legislative Seat Losses
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