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Americans who aren't sure about God are a fast-growing force in politics – and they're typically even more politically active than white evangelicals - Vimarsana News

Americans who aren't sure about God are a fast-growing force in politics – and they're typically even more politically active than white evangelicals

Winning elections isn’t just a matter of how many players you have. It’s how engaged they are.

Young voters are more likely to skip midterm elections than presidential races - Vimarsana News

Young voters are more likely to skip midterm elections than presidential races

Americans’ political affiliations and views on key issues vary a lot by age. When fewer young people vote, winning candidates and policies may not reflect their views.

Polarization Is About to Get a Lot Worse: Students Are Even More Divided Than We Are - Vimarsana News

Polarization Is About to Get a Lot Worse: Students Are Even More Divided Than We Are

American students attending major research universities will be the country's future leaders, but they are more politically divided than in past generations.

Research shows government transparency benefits special interest groups, not citizenry - Vimarsana News

Research shows government transparency benefits special interest groups, not citizenry

Using measures of the agreement between what state governments do and what citizens want, Jeff Harden and Justin Kirkland found that whether state ...

Source: nd.edu
Democracies are fragile. Australians must act urgently to safeguard ours - Vimarsana News

Democracies are fragile. Australians must act urgently to safeguard ours

The solicitor-general’s recent finding that former Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s furtive accrual of ministerial portfolios “fundamental