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The U.S. Capitol from the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court

Feb. 2, 2022

It’s Harder Than Ever To Confirm A Supreme Court Justice

By Geoffrey Skelley

Filed under Supreme Court

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Jan. 31, 2022

New York’s Proposed Congressional Map Is Heavily Biased Toward Democrats. Will It Pass?

By Nathaniel Rakich

Filed under Redistricting

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Jan. 24, 2022

Politics Podcast: Why Politicians — Like Manchin And Sinema — Go Rogue

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Filed under Politics Podcast

2022 Champions Of Jewish Values Gala

Jan. 24, 2022

Why More Inexperienced Candidates Are Running — And Winning

By Geoffrey Skelley

Filed under Congress

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Jan. 19, 2022

Why A Failed Voting Rights Push Is A Setback For Democracy — And Democrats

By Alex Samuels

Filed under Voting Rights

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Jan. 19, 2022

The Countless, Confusing, Sometimes Contradictory Takeaways Of The 2021-22 Redistricting Cycle

By Nathaniel Rakich

Filed under Redistricting

A photo illustration of Joe Biden against a gridded background

Jan. 14, 2022

One year In, Biden Has The Second-Lowest Approval Rating Of Any President

By Geoffrey Skelley and Jean Yi

Filed under Presidential Approval

An illustrator of text from various voting rights bills

Jan. 10, 2022

What Might Democrats’ Voting Rights Bill Entail?

By Nathaniel Rakich

Filed under Voting Rights

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Jan. 6, 2022

Why Many Americans Might Be Increasingly Accepting Of Political Violence

By Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Filed under Insurrection

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Dec. 17, 2021

Americans Like What’s In The Build Back Better Act. They’re Lukewarm On The Bill Itself.

By Mackenzie Wilkes and Nathaniel Rakich

Filed under Congress

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