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State judges tend to uphold their own party’s redistricting maps

Teena Wilhelm - May 3, 2022

That’s especially true for elected Republican judges when lawsuits allege partisan gerrymandering

Has Trump abused his presidential powers, as the House charges? Foreign policy scholars think so.

Susan Peterson, Michael Tierney, Emily B. Jackson, Eric Parajon, and Ryan Powers - January 24, 2020

Perhaps senators should take note.

Canada votes on Monday. Why aren’t Trudeau’s troubles helping the far right?

Cas Mudde - October 17, 2019

Because immigrants and multiculturalism are so popular.

Portugal faces a political crisis, but it’s the same one facing governments everywhere

Cas Mudde - October 28, 2015

[caption id="attachment_31385" align="aligncenter" width="908"] Paulo Portas (C), leader of the

The Trump phenomenon and the European populist radical right

Cas Mudde - August 26, 2015

[caption id="attachment_28922" align="aligncenter" width="992"] Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump speaks

The 2014 Hungarian parliamentary elections, or how to craft a constitutional majority

Cas Mudde - April 14, 2014

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