What’s Ahead for Americans in 2015?

As 2014 ends, the attention of a nation turns to 2015 and how Americans’ attitudes and opinions may change in the months ahead. The political focus in 2015 will inevitably turn away from lame-duck President Barack Obama, and toward the maneuverings of the multitude of politicians who are in one […] Read more »

Latino Voters and the 2014 Midterm Elections

A record 25.2 million Latinos are eligible to vote in the 2014 midterm elections, making up, for the first time, 11% of all eligible voters nationwide. But despite a growing national presence, in many states with close Senate and gubernatorial races this year, Latinos make up a smaller share of […] Read more »

Fusion’s Massive Millennial Poll

Millennial voters  Hillary and Paul Ryan for 2016. In the midterm elections, the majority will give Republican candidates a .  And in the wake of Ferguson, a majority of young voters oppose the militarization of . Those are some of the findings in Fusion’s first-ever Massive Millennial Poll which surveyed 1200 likely voters […] Read more »

Public support for medical marijuana is reaching new highs. Why do Republican 2016 hopefuls find the idea a buzzkill?

The legalization of medical marijuana has broad support from the American public. But Republican presidential contenders aren’t so high on the idea. … You’d expect presidential candidates to be on board with an idea that’s literally more popular than apple pie. So why isn’t the crop of potential GOP White […] Read more »