Two-Party and Multiparty Democracies
New America Foundation political reform project senior fellow Lee Drutman talked the two-party system in…
New America Foundation political reform project senior fellow Lee Drutman talked the two-party system in…
The Bipartisan Policy Center released the results of its “Election 2020: ‘States of Change’ in…
Robert Griffin, Democracy Fund Voter Study Group Research Director, and Kristen Soltis Anderson,…
In response to the first night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention, Washington Post Columnists…
Steve Inskeep, host of NPR’s “Morning Edition,” talked about the anti-immigrant sentiment during…
Lara Brown of George Washington University described the events leading up to the 1968 Democratic…
Lara Brown of George Washington University explained the early formation of political parties that took…
Iowa political reporter James Lynch talked about the history and importance of Iowa’s caucuses, which…
Michael Barone, auther and resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, described what he sees…
Author Lee Drutman talked about the political party realignment that occurred during the civil rights…
Lee Drutman talked about his book, Breaking the Two‑Party Doom Loop and discussed the development of…
John Sillito, co-author of History of Utah Radicalism: Startling, Socialistic, and Decidedly…
This bellringer focuses on the only instance of a U.S. governor being assassinated while in office,…
The Socialist Party in America started in Milwaukee in 1897. Kevin Abing, archivist at the Milwaukee…
Professor and author, David Sehat talked about how conservatives and liberals differ in how they view…
Libertarian political ideology places a strong emphasis on individual freedom, a very limited role for…
The term "midterm election" refers to the election held midway through a presidential term of office,…
The term "Third Party" in the United States represents any political party other than the two that…
Political Participation refers to the efforts of individual citizens to directly or indirectly impact…
Political Polarization is defined by a division of people along party lines - in the United States, it's…