Ideological Influences on Accountability Among the American Public On January 6, 2021, a joint session of Congress was scheduled to… more »U.S. Public Opinion on Accountability for January 6 Insurrectionists
Despite what was considered record turnout in the 2020 presidential election, a third of the voting age population did not… more »Youth Vote GOTV Report
Why voting-eligible citizens sat out the 2020 election Relative to previous elections in the United States, turnout soared in 2020.… more »The Unheard Third
In our previous post, we discussed the different structural and social barriers that keep some eligible voters from casting their… more »Intangible Barriers to Voting
Voting is easy! Right? If you are eligible to vote — of age, a citizen, no felony convictions, and a… more »Social/Structural Barriers to Voting
In early October 2021, Public Wise conducted a poll with Change Research on public opinion around the events of January… more »Public Wise/Change Research Follow-up Poll on January 6 Events
Gerrymandering, undoubtedly, has had a significant impact on which party has controlled state legislatures and Congress for centuries. More recently… more »The Impacts of Gerrymandering
How the most recent set of maps could determine control of state legislatures and congress As mentioned in the first… more »Redistricting in 2021
Introduction The history of redistricting, the process by which districts are drawn for federal and state office, begins in 1810.… more »What is Gerrymandering?
Since its founding, the United States has struggled to fulfill its promise of equality to all Americans. Notably, a Civil… more »The State of Black Representation in the US