At a time when the country seems to be more polarized than ever, the general election in November will ultimately be decided not by which…
With high-profile presidential candidates advocating for Medicare for All and universal health care, it’s easy to think that such programs have broad support among Democratic…
It’s no secret that U.S. cities are more progressive on the whole than suburbs and rural areas. Some cities, however, are now beginning to see…
Demographic changes in Texas have been narrowing the GOP’s electoral advantage in recent election cycles.With President Trump’s rhetoric turning away many suburban voters in Texas,…
A generation ago, more than 30 percent of the U.S. workforce belonged to a union. Today, that number is about 10 percent and only about…
The federal deficit is not something that most Americans spend a lot of time thinking about. It’s a big, abstract number that’s difficult to understand.…
Labor unions have long been a staple of the Democratic party, but the Medicare for All policy embraced by some 2020 candidates could hurt their…
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid ignited a hot debate in The New York Times over whether to abolish…
Do you trust the government? For most Americans, the answer to that question isn’t a simple yes or no. The 2019 edition of the Pew…
We hear a lot these days about red states and blue states, but what does that really mean? The Cook Political Report’s Partisan Voting Index…