Madelyn Snodgrass

Madelyn Snodgrass (they/them) is a Research Associate at PRRI.

They previously worked at PRRI as a research intern from January to April of 2022. After their internship, they worked as a field organizer in the 3rd Congressional District of Kansas, where they coordinated volunteer events and connected with voters to elect candidates in gubernatorial, congressional, and state races.

Madelyn graduated with a B.A. in political science from the University of Kansas in 2022 and plans to continue their post-graduate studies in data science. They are a second-generation Okinawan American.

Works By Madelyn Snodgrass

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 nominee Ken Paxton’s work as

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 in 2024, Republicans are looking

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 from 10% in February 2025,

In his first year as the leader of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Leo XIV has taken clear stances on many issues, including the U.S. immigration system and the war in Iran. This Spotlight Analysis

Since the 1970s, May has been commemorated as AANHPI (Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month. Some of the most significant reasons May was chosen to celebrate and honor Asian Americans include the

PRRI data collected in February 2026 finds that 81% of Republicans view President Donald Trump favorably, while 18% view Trump unfavorably. This Spotlight Analysis profiles Republicans who view Trump favorably alongside those who view him

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