
John
Halpin
Senior Fellow; Co-Director, Politics and Elections
The threat to U.S. elections is real—here is how policymakers can address it.
Online services have become an essential and ubiquitous part of American life. This report proposes a new regulatory framework to address existing harms, promote equitable growth, and protect the public interest online.
A new study of U.S. public opinion shows a common path forward for the country based on national economic development and a more cooperative politics.
Results from a national survey of registered voters shed light on how Americans view the importance of the social safety net and other economic policies amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Women—particularly women of color—continue to make noteworthy gains at all levels of government, but bold policies and structural changes are still needed to reach gender parity in U.S. politics.
Every day that President Trump remains in office, he remains an active threat to our democracy.
President Donald Trump is an active danger to our democracy every day he remains in office, and the Cabinet and Vice President Mike Pence should immediately invoke the 25th Amendment to remove him.
While the pandemic has illustrated the need for progressive policies more than ever, significant challenges still confront those who advocate for and hope to implement them.
The generational makeup of the United States will change dramatically in the future and that is projected to have potentially profound effects of future elections.