Election 2020

A new analysis suggests that Democrats should be worried about turnout in 2020.

For less-educated Americans, belonging to a labor union is a good way of increasing one's understanding of the world of politics.

The 2020 election cycle is already bringing to light the innate conflict in our political system between individualism and policies that benefit entire communities.

Timely new research reveals that, in televised debates, producers give some candidates a more favorable visual treatment than others—and in 2016, the big winner was Donald Trump.

The Trump administration is trying to make climate denial more mainstream. In response, Democrats should center climate science and policy in their upcoming primary debates.

O'Rourke's sixth major policy rollout is heavy on executive actions he would pursue to support the LGBTQ community.

A new analysis of Russia-generated tweets from 2016 reveals a two-pronged attack.

Inslee hasn't been perfect on climate. It also seems he's now learning from his old mistakes.

New research finds that voters are more likely to support a liberal candidate whose rhetoric reflects conservative values.

Pete Buttigieg and Julián Castro have made their faith a pillar of their political platforms, signaling potentially larger shifts within American politics.

Progressives often debate whether universal or targeted policies are best suited to create a more equal society. Warren's college plan brilliantly combines them both.

"By not fully recognizing leadership potential in female candidates, organizations are inhibiting the prospects of half of their talent."