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For Democrats, It's Not as Bad as it Looks

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  As it looks more and more likely that the Republicans will seize control of the Senate on Tuesday (if not in January after runoff...

California's Congressional Contest

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This election will finally reveal the true color of a district that has undergone paramount changes in its economic and social structure.

The Buddy Cianci Show

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A twice-convicted felon draws both panic and adulation in Providence.

The Yellen Legacy

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The past five years have featured some of the most interesting periods of United States Federal Reserve policy in the institution's 100 year-plus history,...

Here Comes The Sun

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In the last presidential election, Democrats and Republicans each spent nearly a billion dollars in campaigning. The National Rifle Association, AIPAC, the AARP, and...

No Common Core, No Common Ground: The Battle for Hoosier Education

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Plagued by partisan battles, Indiana is a microcosm of the national education debate

Feelings and Evidence in the TFA Debate

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The best evidence we have supports neither the protest nor the zealous support that typically dominates the TFA debate.

Social Media Usage on the Rise for Women and Likely Voters

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Politics is going viral.

Republican Turnout Likely to be High in Midterm Elections

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Broad youth disengagement has affected Republicans less than Democrats.

Healthcare is Still on Young Voters' Minds

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Healthcare is the most important issue to young voters.
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