GOP Learns the Hard Way: Turning the Base Up Too High Blows Out Your Speaker
Lee Drutman wrote about why far-right factions have gained influence and discussed the challenges of electing a House Speaker.
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What the 2022 Midterms Portend for the Next Era of American Democracy
The Political Reform program discusses the implications of the 2022 midterms.
Monica Potts on Inequality in Rural America
New America Fellow Monica Potts spoke about her book, The Forgotten Girls.
What Anti-LGBT Politics in the U.S. Means for Democracy at Home and Abroad
The propagation of anti-LGBT laws in the United States signifies an existential threat to our inclusive democracy.
Call for Proposals: Nuclear Futures Working Group
Submit a proposal to join the Nuclear Futures Working Group.
Julian Brave NoiseCat on the Art of Advocacy
New America 2022 Fellow Julian Brave NoiseCat spoke about his book, We Survived the Night.
How to strengthen American democracy and fight back against illiberal authoritarianism by rebuilding the center
In an era of escalating hyper-partisan warfare, fusion voting could open the door to more compromise and coalition building.
Sarah Kay on Family, Memory, and the Stories We Inherit
New America 2022 Fellow Sarah Kay spoke about her forthcoming book about her family’s history.
Quiz: If America Had Six Parties, Which Would You Belong To?
Lee Drutman published an interactive quiz and opinion essay in the New York Times on what a six-party system would look like in America.
