Both helmed by conservative governors, the two states represent radically different futures for the country.
If recent trends in religious switching continue, Christians could make up less than half of the U.S. population within a few decades
Political, legal, and demographic changes, along with census delays, will shape the fight for fair maps and representation.
Democrats are already trying to make sense of why Joe Biden appears to have outperformed fellow Party candidates further down the ballot.
Sludge and Data for Progress analyzed the Democratic presidential candidates' donors by income, race, gender, age, and ideology.
Tracking demographic shifts is the terrain of the right. So why do so many liberals and progressives do just that?
A new analysis of the 2016 electorate offers warning signs to Republicans, whose base continues to shrink. (There are red lights flashing Democrats' way, too.)
Race plays an unmistakable part in the Democratic challenge in conservative states and districts. And it's deeper than just antipathy to Obama; in fact, it goes back half a century.
Among people who have moved long distances, the number of those who cite housing as their primary motivation for doing so has more than doubled since 2007.
What the Social Security actuaries failed to foresee in 1983, when Social Security was last projected to be in long-term balance, wasn’t the Boomer retirement, but rather the fact that the dismal real wage growth of the previous decade.
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