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And Democratic donors flood to Liz Cheney.

We're now a little over a month away from the Wyoming primary, in which Rep. Liz Cheney will face Harriet Hageman, a challenger backed by former President Donald Trump. As

On a holiday weekend punctured by yet another numbing tragedy with the Highland Park parade shooting, 2024 was everywhere

A lot of attention has been paid to the problems President Joe Biden and other Democrats have with core party constituencies, including young and Hispanic voters. And there’s been plenty of polling to back that up.

(RNS) — Conservative Baptists may be looking ahead to getting on home turf next year.

Political scientist Ryan Burge crunched the numbers on gun ownership to produce a faith-by-faith analysis. He found that white evangelicals, mainline Protestants and Latter-day Saints/Mormons are among the most likely to own guns.

Observers say the plight of renters – who make up a third of voters – will be a significant electoral factor in suburban areas and once-safe inner-city seats.

(RNS) — Americans hold complicated views on abortion — with many seeing it as immoral but necessary. And they often help out friends who choose abortion.

The threat of terrorism has been shown to shift societal norms toward authoritarianism. Research published in Political Psychology analyzed data from the 2017 British Election Study (BES) and found that terrorism threat shifts libertarians toward more conservative attitudes. On the other hand, normative threats (i.e., perceptions of dissatisfaction with established authority) widen the gap between authoritarian and libertarian attitudes. ...

About 85% of Australians between 18 and 24 are already enrolled to vote on May 21.