Candidate-backed surveys have helped warp perceptions of Democratic primaries. Public Policy Polling’s numbers, however, have repeatedly tracked the actual results.
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The Gay Conversion Therapy Case and Its Discontents
If the oral arguments earlier this month offer any indication, the Supreme Court will uphold the banned practice—and then some.
Laboratories of Anti-Monopoly
States are on the front line of the fight against corporate consolidation.
The Electorate Is More Volatile Than People Suspect
It’s not just the Democratic primary voter whose support is up for grabs.
Michael Bennet Joins an Already-Crowded Presidential Race
There are now more Democrats running than can fit on the stage.
On November 6, Vote Like the Whole World Depended On It
If Republicans maintain political control in Washington, they will inflict damage on our planet that is irreversible.

