Are Jewish Americans really leaving the Democratic Party?

Are Jewish Americans really leaving the Democratic Party?

Do We Really Feel This Lousy About the Economy, or Is a Key Survey Broken?

Opinion | No One Wants to Hear It, but Maybe We’re Not That Polarized

Opinion | No One Wants to Hear It, but Maybe We’re Not That Polarized

Opinion | We Hate to Break It to You, but Maybe We’re Not That Polarized

Opinion | No One Wants to Hear It, but Maybe We’re Not That Polarized

Opinion | No One Wants to Hear It, but Maybe We’re Not That Polarized

Not all popular state politicians are created equal

Why are American politics so volatile?

Secular Democrats are on the rise

These Democrats have established moderate credentials

These Democrats have established moderate credentials

Who is driving polarization? The role of ideological extremity in communication and funding

Democrats and Republicans disagree on what political violence even is

The long-standing Democratic advantage in party identification is gone

About & Methodology

About & Methodology

Most Americans don’t see compromise as central to good citizenship

Trump’s support increased the most in counties with the fewest transplants

Brian Schaffner on X: "2022 was the first time that a majority of CES respondents took the survey on a smart phone rather than a computer or tablet. just 10 years ago, nearly everyone took it on a (desktop or laptop) computer. https://t.co/y9vFyT3y3b" / X

“Queers for Palestine”: Ironic, or a representation of Queer Theory in action?

Surviving the screens: the problem of hidden inattentive respondents in online surveys | Political Science Research and Methods | Cambridge Core