What climate policies do Americans want from their legislatures? Leigh Raymond - July 5, 2022 After West Virginia v. EPA, legislators can draw on this research as they craft responses
Leaks don’t hurt trust in the Supreme Court. Unpopular decisions do. Nathan T. Carrington and Logan Strother - May 12, 2022 That’s what our research found
The RNC called the Jan. 6 events ‘legitimate political discourse.’ What? Mary F. (Molly) Scudder - February 28, 2022 Democracy can accommodate disruptive protests — but not coercive attacks.
Gorsuch is scheduled to speak to the right-wing Federalist Society. Americans find such speeches inappropriate. Nathan T. Carrington and Logan Strother - February 4, 2022 Americans don’t approve of justices appearing with politicians, our research finds.
Voters around the world think their governments are out of touch. They have a point. Zach Warner and Noam Lupu - June 13, 2021 We looked at the data on 52 countries over 33 years
Behind the Gaetz scandal, there’s a bigger issue: Most states have loopholes that let men exploit teenage girls Amber Lusvardi - April 13, 2021 They can bypass statutory rape charges through marriage
Biden’s climate change plan is all about jobs and justice Leigh Raymond - January 27, 2021 States have been using this message for the past 20 years
Trump’s attacks prompted Latino immigrants to get more involved in American civic life Michael Jones-Correa and James McCann - September 30, 2020 Our surveys find a spike in engagement after the 2017 inauguration
Legally, Confederate statues in public spaces aren’t a form of free speech Nathan T. Carrington and Logan Strother - June 14, 2020 Who’s likely to make this claim? People who have unfavorable views of black Americans.
What Nikki Haley gets wrong about the Confederate flag Thomas Ogorzalek, Spencer Piston, and Logan Strother - December 7, 2019 It was the fight against civil rights that brought the flag back.