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The debate around women’s reproductive health care, and particularly restrictions on abortion, remains a hotly contested area of American politics. Increasingly, restrictions on abortion access have b...

The public's early assessment of which party will win control of Congress in 2026

Facing security threats and rising populism, Europe needs state investment in citizens, not austerity that fuelled discontent.

Across Europe, the populist far-right has seen increasing electoral success, often by criticizing political elites as disconnected, failed, and inherently corrupt. Yet for all their emphasis on “cl...

We draw globally on a major election forecasting tool, political economy models. Vote intention polls in pre-election public surveys are a widely know…

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A Newsletter from APSA's Political Science Education Organized Section Volume 28, Issue 2 - Winter/Spring 2025 Editors: Matt Evans (Northwest Arkansas Community College) & Colin M. Brown (Northeastern...

Everyone loves a nail-biter, a close competition where the winner is left in doubt until the very last minute. When the stakes are high, people care about winning and everyone pays attention.