A Generation-Defining Moment for Young Women
October 6, 2022
For Young Women Abortion has become an Overriding Concern The Dobbs decision that overturned Roe vs. Wade’s 50-year precedent legalizing abortion in the US was a seismic event. But as polls started trickling out this summer, abortion ranked relatively low among the public’s concerns. Even as it became increasingly important for Democrats, abortion did not Continue Reading →
No, Politics isn’t Replacing Religion
September 22, 2022
According to Pew, America’s religious future does not include many fewer Christians. They project the number of Christians living in the US to drop to about half the total population or plummet to one-third over the next five decades. Continue Reading →
The Coming Evangelical Christian Decline
September 8, 2022
Evangelical decline has increased in recent decades. This decline is tied to demographic changes and carries political meaning. Continue Reading →
Are Americans Hopelessly Divided Over Politics?
August 18, 2022
Many believe America is more polarized than it actually is. What does the data show and how can we avoid this? Continue Reading →
Will a New Generation of Young People Leave Religion Over Abortion?
August 4, 2022
Young people are leaving religion at a large scale. Could abortion be a contributing factor? Continue Reading →
Is the GOP Becoming a Racially Diverse Party?
July 21, 2022
While some have thought the GOP was gaining support from racial minorities, in reality their demographics have not changed much in the last few decades. Continue Reading →
Are Millennials Becoming More Conservative?
July 7, 2022
The oldest millennials are now in their early 40s, with many of them married and starting families. But what does this mean for their politics? Continue Reading →
The Confidence Trap
June 23, 2022
More young men are struggling with anxiety and self-doubt, but in dating are too often told they need to be confident. Continue Reading →
The Political Gender Gap is Exploding
June 9, 2022
There’s a growing political rift between young men and women in the US today. Continue Reading →
The Problem With Polling Abortion
May 12, 2022
This is difficult for me to admit as someone who makes a living conducting and analyzing polls, but we might need to think hard about what polls are really contributing to the public debate on abortion. Polls play a crucial role in our debates over public policy. They reveal to journalists, elected officials, and Continue Reading →