Political science Archives

Republican voters are deeply divided over Trump. So why do most Republican lawmakers still support him?

Rory Truex and Kevin Arceneaux - February 16, 2021

We looked at which GOP primary voters are most likely to vote based on support for his false election claims

Liz McKenna and Hahrie Han - February 8, 2021

Leaders like Alex Gomez and Tomás Robles connected the party to issues voters cared about

Sam Rosenfeld, Daniel Galvin, and Daniel Schlozman - November 10, 2020

Democratic Party moderates and progressives are blaming each other. Here’s what our research suggests.

Eleanor Neff Powell - October 28, 2020

In Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the Democrat has won over up-for-grabs voters

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.

Victoria Hui and Michael C. Davis - May 26, 2020

Here’s what you need to know

Lucia Quaglia and Manuela Moschella - March 25, 2020

We’re about to see what happens to the E.U. when a core member has untreated double pneumonia

Graeme Robertson and Samuel Greene - March 15, 2020

Will this latest twist keep him in power through 2036?

Shelley Rigger - January 22, 2020

It’s more complicated than it seems

Shelley Rigger - September 3, 2019

How ‘one country, two systems’ plays out in Hong Kong could factor into Taiwan’s 2020 elections.