Add to ORKGDemocracy works best when our government represents all of us. The New American Majority— young people, people of color and unmarried women make up a majority of those who are eligible to vote in America, but they are underrepresented in the share of American who cast ballots. That is why VPC and CVI work to support these Americans in their efforts to register to vote and turn out for elections so that they can have the influence they should in our electoral choices. With these goals and work in mind, this analysis provides an initial view into the role of the NAM in the 2020 presidential election
Does the growing number of registered voters represent the diverse population of the United States, ...
Barack Obama’s 2008 election victory, aided by Latino and other minority votes, left little doubt of...
Perhaps the most important question in American politics asks what motivates a candidate on Election...
In the past year, VPC and CVI commissioned a team of social science researchers to size the gaps and...
The 2016 election was an election that defied most expectations. An unorthodox candidate put togethe...
The States of Change: Demographics and Democracy project examines in this report an array of future ...
In this memorandum, we assess demographic shifts that took place in the 2008 general election compar...
While less than two full presidential election cycles ago, 2016 may feel like a significant time ago...
Representational Bias in the 2008 Electorate reviews the story of who was eligible to vote, who was ...
Young adults now represent the largest generation of Americans, and they are by far the most raciall...
Does the growing number of registered voters represent the diverse population of the United States, ...
Voter demographics have always been a key element of American politics. Census 2010 made abundantly ...
2016 may not feel like a significant time ago, but the 2020 elections, the COVID-19 pandemic, and th...
Does the growing number of registered voters represent the diverse population of the United States, ...
In this paper, I examine the effects of changes in the Hispanic population at the county level on ch...
Does the growing number of registered voters represent the diverse population of the United States, ...
Barack Obama’s 2008 election victory, aided by Latino and other minority votes, left little doubt of...
Perhaps the most important question in American politics asks what motivates a candidate on Election...
In the past year, VPC and CVI commissioned a team of social science researchers to size the gaps and...
The 2016 election was an election that defied most expectations. An unorthodox candidate put togethe...
The States of Change: Demographics and Democracy project examines in this report an array of future ...
In this memorandum, we assess demographic shifts that took place in the 2008 general election compar...
While less than two full presidential election cycles ago, 2016 may feel like a significant time ago...
Representational Bias in the 2008 Electorate reviews the story of who was eligible to vote, who was ...
Young adults now represent the largest generation of Americans, and they are by far the most raciall...
Does the growing number of registered voters represent the diverse population of the United States, ...
Voter demographics have always been a key element of American politics. Census 2010 made abundantly ...
2016 may not feel like a significant time ago, but the 2020 elections, the COVID-19 pandemic, and th...
Does the growing number of registered voters represent the diverse population of the United States, ...
In this paper, I examine the effects of changes in the Hispanic population at the county level on ch...
Does the growing number of registered voters represent the diverse population of the United States, ...
Barack Obama’s 2008 election victory, aided by Latino and other minority votes, left little doubt of...
Perhaps the most important question in American politics asks what motivates a candidate on Election...