Symposium | Democracy's Future: Abroad and at Home Can America’s Political Polarization Be Fixed? By Amy Walter from 2021, No. 62 - Special Issue – 9 MIN READ Tagged Democracy polarization ...

Are opinions on controversial political issues as divided as many people perceive them to be? Researchers from the Leibniz ...

Political tensions rise in Maharashtra as disputes over language preference escalate. Marathi and Hindi-speaking communities ...

A political scientist told Newsweek that shifting coalitions could influence "partisan effects of different election reforms.

Presidential candidates ­Kamala Harris and Donald Trump spoke to AARP about issues important to voters age 50-plus. In late August, Vice President Harris, a Democrat, and former President Trump, a ...

US President Donald Trump's signature domestic policy bill faced major roadblocks Friday, as his Republicans struggled to ...

The Election Commission is reviewing nearly 70 suggestions from political parties, focusing on electoral roll transparency and digitization. Parties like BJP and SP propose measures such as hiring ...

The Maine GOP alleges findings of potential voter fraud. Secretary of State Bellows refutes the accusations, urging an accurate understanding of voter data.

Zohran Mamdani’s parents, a filmmaker and a professor, gave him the foundation for his run for mayor of New York. But their own political views may open him up to attacks.

The ‘spiral of silence’: Why Americans are less likely to publicly voice their opinions on political issues By By JAMES L. GIBSON Washington University in St. Louis ...

An overwhelming majority of surveyed registered voters say the U.S. has a serious issue with politically motivated violence, according to Quinnipiac University survey results released Thursday. In … ...

I'm a political scientist , and I found that Americans were far less likely to publicly voice their opinions than even during the height of the McCarthy-era Red Scare.