Category: Politics

  • What Would It Take For Americans To Support War Against Russia?

    [ad_1] Poll after poll makes it clear: Americans don’t want to go to war with Russia over Ukraine. In an Ipsos/Reuters poll from March 3-4, adults opposed sending troops to Ukraine, 61 percent to 39 percent. In a YouGov/CBS News poll from Feb. 24-28, Americans opposed sending U.S. troops to defend Ukraine, 71 percent to…

  • All But One House Republican Who Voted To Impeach Trump Faces A Trump-Endorsed Challenger

    [ad_1] With Texas’s primary on March 1, the 2022 primary election season has officially begun. For most incumbents, that means working to win renomination by appealing to their party’s supporters and fending off any serious primary challengers. But for a small group of House Republicans, their primary campaigns are complicated by their vote to impeach…

  • Is Putin Actually Popular In Russia?

    [ad_1] In Part I of this week’s FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, the crew analyzes new polling suggesting Americans support enforcing a no-fly zone over Ukraine and banning the purchase of Russian oil even if it increases gas prices. They also discuss the accuracy of opinion polling conducted in Russia and Ukraine. [ad_2]

  • Could Trump Really Be Prosecuted For January 6th?

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  • Politics Podcast: What Americans Want The U.S. To Do Next On Ukraine

    [ad_1] A week and half after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, we know more about Americans’ views on how the United States should respond. Americans overwhelmingly approve of the sweeping economic sanctions the U.S. has enacted so far and significant numbers support going further. In this installment of the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast, the crew analyzes new…

  • Undue Burden | FiveThirtyEight

    [ad_1] Abortion is a constitutional right — at least for now. But for many women, it’s a right that comes with an asterisk. Under current law, states can’t ban abortion until after a fetus reaches viability, which usually happens around 23 and 24 weeks of pregnancy. Some states don’t have limits on when abortions can…

  • We’re Hiring A Social Video Intern For Summer And Fall

    [ad_1] FiveThirtyEight is seeking an intern to work with our video and social teams during the summer of 2022. We’re looking for a current student journalist or recent graduate who is enthusiastic about accuracy, clarity, video production and storytelling; who is adept at building and cultivating communities on platforms like TikTok or Instagram; and is…

  • We’re Hiring An Art And Design Intern For Summer And Fall

    [ad_1] FiveThirtyEight is hiring an Art and Design Intern for the summer and fall. Are you someone who loves using photography, illustration and design to tell a compelling story? Are you considering a career in visual journalism? The Art and Design Intern will work with FiveThirtyEight’s Senior Designer and story editors to make our stories…

  • Americans Care About The Invasion Of Ukraine — But That Doesn’t Mean They Will Rally Around Biden

    [ad_1] It was long thought that most Americans shrugged their shoulders at foreign policy. Some political scientists posited this was because Americans saw international affairs as distant events that didn’t affect their daily lives; others believed it was because the public didn’t know enough about foreign policy to react intelligently to it.  But Americans’ overwhelming…

  • Americans Are Still Unsure How The U.S. Should Respond To The Invasion Of Ukraine

    [ad_1] Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling roundup. The ongoing war in Ukraine appears to have Americans in a bind: While roughly half of U.S. adults want to impose some type of punishment on or sanction against the Russian government for waging a war on Ukraine, another chunk of the country thinks it’s best for…