Source: Axios
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Trump urges support for Paxton in Texas, where only three in ten residents view Trump favorably. At the Republican midterm convention in Dallas, President Donald Trump praised Texas Republican Senate
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Ossoff’s Trump attacks are likely to resonate with Georgia’s Democratic and independent voters. As the only Democrat running for re-election in a state that was won by President Donald Trump
As of May 2026, nearly two in ten Americans (19%) who reported voting for President Donald Trump in 2024 now hold unfavorable views of him. This is a significant increase
Young Americans’ Partisanship and Ideology: Updated Numbers from the 2025 PRRI American Values Atlas
As Gen Z Americans grow into a larger share of the electorate, a partisan and ideological gap is widening among young men and women. This Spotlight Analysis examines young Americans’
Over the past six decades, following the passage of the 1965 Civil Rights Act, white Christian voting patterns have undergone a sea change, with white Christians moving consistently away from
PRRI is excited to introduce our new Public Fellows cohort! Meet 9 scholars conducting innovative research at the intersection of religion and pluralism and democracy, immigration and American society, and
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WASHINGTON (August 26, 2026) — Today, Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI), a nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization, announced the selection of nine interdisciplinary scholars as PRRI Public Fellows, the organization’s ninth
PRRI President and Founder Robert P. Jones, Ph.D., and PRRI Board Secretary Janelle Wong, Ph.D., were elected to the 2026 Class of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Chartered
Throughout the past year, PRRI Public Fellows placed original commentary in national outlets, bringing PRRI’s data and their own expertise to broader public conversations on religion, politics, and culture. Here’s
As we head into the 2026 midterms, many experts predict that Democrats will retake the House in November, and that the Senate is now competitive as well. Part of Democrats’
