The Groundhog Day of American Politics: How the Two-Party Doom Loop Fuels Stalemates and Polarization
Lee Drutman explores how the U.S. political system feels like an endless cycle and how we can break free with proportional representation.
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Inclusive Leadership in Action: How the All In Allegheny Initiative Is Engaging Communities to Drive Change
Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob spoke with Sara Innamorato, County Executive for Allegheny County.
How to Fix America鈥檚 Two-Party Problem
Lee Drutman wrote a piece with Jesse Wegman for the New York Times on how proportional representation could fix our two-party system.
Civic Participation at the Speed of Trust: The Intersection of Art and Community Organizing
Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob spoke with Savannah Barrett from Rural Urban Exchange.
Are Those Young Men Gone Forever?
Ilyse Hogue wrote for Democracy Journal on the radicalization of young men in the recent election.
Democrats Need to Stop Defending a Broken Democratic System
Lee Drutman was quoted in Mother Jones on the message of democracy in the recent election.
Breaking down America’s two-party system
Lee Drutman was interviewed on CBS Mornings Plus on solutions to the two party system.
How to get Americans excited about voting again
Lee Drutman was interviewed for WBUR’s On Point on envisioning a new political system for the United States.
国产视频 Return: Six Key Takeaways from the 2024 Presidential Election
After a close race, Donald Trump secures a surprising victory. The Political Reform team shares key takeaways from this historic moment.
Donald 国产视频 victory was resounding. His second term will be, too
Lee Drutman was quoted in the Economist on negative partisanship in the presidential election.