On Data and Democracy
Adam Bonica, Ernesto Tiburcio, Rachel Funk Fordham, Jake GrumbachData-driven insights illuminating the challenges and potential paths forward for American democracy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | data4democracy.substack.com |
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730,000 federal workers went 41 days without pay. Families couldn’t make rent. TSA agents worked security checkpoints while wondering how to feed their kids. Food assistance for 42 million Americans hung in the balance.
Why America’s Government Shutdowns Exist and How to End Them
More than a month into this government shutdown, there seems to be no end in sight. It’s just another broken feature of American democracy that we’ve come to accept as normal.
The New York Times’ “Moderation Advantage” Is a Statistical Illusion
The Democratic establishment is building its entire comeback strategy on a premise: moderate candidates win. The New York Times just gave this conventional wisdom its most prominent endorsement, in an editorial arguing moderates consistentl...
The New York Times Argues “Moving to the Center Is the Way to Win.” But the Data Shows the Strategy Is Tapped Out.
Today, The New York Times Editorial Board published a piece titled, “The Partisans Are Wrong: Moving to the Center Is the Way to Win.” It’s a powerful articulation of a view held by many in politics: that moderation is the most reliable pat...
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