Answering Questions About Hillary Clinton’s Voting Proposal
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Is Voter Turnoff Inviting a Progressive Rollback?
Recent events in California foreshadow what can happen in a progressive state when voters don’t vote and corporate interests are able to put their representatives in power.
No Separation: Can the Church Calm the Crisis in Burundi?
The importance of churches across much of sub-Saharan Africa as sites of social gathering, public service provision, and ideational leadership cannot be underestimated.
Have We Fixed Political Polarization Yet?
A look at California's top-two primary system, which aims to correct one of the biggest imbalances in politics.
How Our Political System Would Change If Black People Lived Longer
And why Republicans might not want to increase life expectancy among the electorate.
The Republican Reality Show
The excessive number of presidential candidates is a feature, not a bug.
Why Hasn’t the Republican Party Decided on a Frontrunner?
Party insiders will pick the Republican presidential nominee, but so far they're largely silent.
Reading List: The Best Reporting on the Role of Big Money in Politics
From the Washington Post to the New York Times, must-read articles on campaign spending.
When Campaign Volunteers Do More Harm Than Good
Volunteers often don't look or sound like the people they're trying to win over, and that can be costly.
Could Hillary Clinton’s Voice Cost Her the White House?
Evidence shows that we perceive deeper voices as more authoritative and trustworthy. How will this impact the coming election—especially if there's a woman on the top of the ticket?