This year’s election results saw overwhelming changes in demographic voting trends. Trump made gains across racial demographics, driven mainly by Black and Latino men. Though Trump’s dominance over...
From inside our classrooms to the average post on X, American society constantly highlights our differences. Political polarization has become a buzz-word in our daily lives, encapsulating the growing...
Political ideology is traditionally organized into a spectrum in which the far left and the far right systematically oppose one another: the beliefs of the left resist those of the right and vice versa,...
On Oct. 28, two ballot boxes were set on fire, endangering and destroying hundreds of ballots. These ballot boxes were in Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington. Vancouver is the largest city in Washington’s...
In 2000, when Bill Clinton left office after being impeached and serving two terms in office, his approval rating as measured by Gallup was 66%—a higher exit poll than any other president since Truman....
The divisive 2024 election cycle is finally coming to a close. On Tuesday, November 5th, the country will start counting millions of ballots nationwide and decide who will be the 47th president of the...
This election year, the people of California have an opportunity to partake in an effort to reform the state’s prison system. Proposition 6, featured on their ballot, aims to strike down the provision...
In an increasingly politically polarized society, fostering civil discourse between those with different views is crucial. This year, political participation on campus is on the rise. More than 1,100 students...
The thirst for objectivity is pressing now more than ever. It may seem well within reach. The professor rises to the front, enthusiastically telling you that even though you’ll be discussing hot and...
On Tuesday, October 1, George Stephanopoulos joined Vanderbilt’s United States Elections Class as a guest speaker via Zoom. He shared a wealth of information, from his personal journey into politics...
On Thursday, October 3, 2024, Jon Meacham appeared on the Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast, where he shared his insights about the state of democracy and the challenges it faces in America. Professor...
On October 9, 2024, the United States Supreme Court will begin oral arguments in a case that could decide whether Richard Glossip, convicted of a 1998 murder-for-hire plot, will be executed by the state...
