American Communities Project
The American Communities Project is a social science/journalism effort based at the Michigan State University School of Journalism, studying culture, economics and politics.
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In the Midterm Homestretch, Breaking Down the Citizen Voting-Age Population
By Ari Pinkus
With the consequential midterm elections two months away, the American Communities Project is taking a closer look at today’s citizen voting-age population in the 15 community types, based on the most recent five-year America...
A 20-Year High School Reunion Shows a Michigan Exurb’s Evolution
By Sonja Krohn
The American Communities Project visited Pinckney in Livingston County, Michigan, last summer to take a deeper look at the complex dynamics that shape one of the fastest-growing community types in the nation: Exurbs.
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What Midwest Primary Results May Portend for Fall Midterms and Beyond
By Dante Chinni
In the last few weeks, Democratic primary voters in two “purple” states around the Great Lakes went to the polls to choose between left-leaning and centrist candidates with different outcomes.
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Troubling Trend Continues in Labor Force Across America
By Dante Chinni
The U.S. economy has become something of a riddle in the last few years. Inflation remains a big concern and consumer confidence is down. But the stock market is on an upward trajectory and unemployment looks relatively sta...
What’s Driving Affordability Concerns in Las Vegas
By Jackie Valley
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – On a blistering July day, Brittany Dobbs and her 12-year-old daughter, Aaliyah, waited by the iconic “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign for photos.
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