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The Republican Party’s Invisible Primary

May 9, 2023

Seth Masket, writing at Politico, shares results of his survey of GOP county chairs about their current leanings in the 2024 presidential primary.

“Overall, this survey suggests a group of party insiders that hasn’t made up its mind, but… Continue reading

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Party v. Public Opinion: The Remnants of a Politics Past

May 8, 2023

“Under the Radar, Right-Wing Push to Tighten Voting Laws Persists”

May 8, 2023

Better Parties? Are they possible and how will SCOTUS shape that project?

April 16, 2023

“Do We Need to Party Better to Fix U.S. Democracy?”

February 4, 2023

Based on popular demand, Trump to return to Twitter

November 20, 2022

What role, if any, might turnout play in explaining the pattern of backlash to the President’s party in the first midterm of their presidency?

November 20, 2022

“Ohio Republicans launch effort to make citizen-led amendments harder to pass for voters”

November 19, 2022

Pennsylvania Update

November 19, 2022

Breaking News–GA Trial Court Rules Voting May Proceed on Saturday, Nov. 26, in the GA Senate runoff election

November 19, 2022

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