American Politics: Views from the Upper Midwest
Andrew GreenAmerican Politics: Views from the Upper Midwest focuses on providing data-driven content to readers about contemporary American politics, elections, and government.
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Reforming Civic Education in America: Is a Civics Test for High School Students the Answer?
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Two weeks ago I was spending some time scrolling through Twitter, or X as some call it now, and came across a tweet from Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds:
“The civics bill has now passed the House and Sen...
Rural Consciousness and Rural Resentment: Is it Real?
Iowa Sunset March 2025. Photo taken by Amber Green.
I last wrote here on Inauguration Day. While I was generally concerned about what a new presidential administration would bring, my political science training continued to tell me the ins...
Is Democracy in "Decline" or "Crisis" in Rural America?
A billboard along Interstate 29 in southeastern South Dakota.
I grew up in Sioux Falls, SD, which is in southeastern South Dakota. Over the last 20 years, we have made numerous trips to Sioux Falls to visit my parents and other family memb...
How Would Independent Candidates Fare in Iowa: A Quick Note
Looking east while crossing the Missouri River between Omaha and Council Bluffs
Like many of you, I have been hosting family during the holidays which has limited my time to write. However, I wanted to leave you all with one last piece to...
If I Were Chair of the Iowa Democratic Party ...
Donald Trump’s Iowa Electoral Map in 2024. Map created in R using the maps_data() package within ggplot2.
The last four election cycles in Iowa have been rough to say the least for Iowa Democrats. They have lost three straight presidential...
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After a short stint working in county government for three years, I've spent the last twenty years in higher education as a political science faculty member and institutional research director.
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