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22 September 2023

How to Argue Against Identity Politics Without Turning Into a Reactionary 

The New York Times

In the same vein, it is usually best to engage the reasonable middle rather than…

12 September 2023

Finally, Moderate Republicans Will Have a Say 

Democracy Journal

In its landmark “Hidden Tribes” survey report from 2018, More in Common, a nonprofit that…

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11 September 2023

Terrorism remains real threat 22 years after 9/11 attacks 

News Channel 8 Tulsa

“The group More in Common recently found that the Iraq War is largely out of…

11 September 2023

Living in a post-9/11 world as Gen Z

Daily Trojan

“A poll conducted by More in Common last September found that younger generations struggle finding…

23 August 2023

A nuanced picture of GOP voters as presidential candidates debate

Colorado Public Radio

As Republican presidential candidates (with the exception of Donald Trump) prepare to debate in Milwaukee,…

22 August 2023

Group hopes to close perception gap with new survey of Republican voters

News Channel 8 Tulsa

“We felt like the prevailing narrative around political identities, in general, was overly candidate-centric, and…

21 August 2023

We hate each other: Growing incivility undermines the values of our democracy

NonDoc

As research by YouGov and More in Common has revealed, a “perception gap” exists between…

17 August 2023

Bipartisan coalition once again urges Republicans to stop blocking Afghan Adjustment Act

Baptist News Global

The survey results demonstrate the time is now to get behind the act, said Dan…

16 August 2023

Six Questions We Should Ask Ourselves

The Omaha Daily Record

A few weeks back I came across some alarming data from a group called More…