1 MIN READ

What’s the Matter with Massachusetts?

By Grant Tudor Beau Tremitiere

15 MIN READ

Why Big Reform Is Possible

By Didi Kuo

10 MIN READ

PR and Presidentialism: Yes, We Can

By Lee Drutman Scott Mainwaring

13 MIN READ

Finally, Moderate Republicans Will Have a Say

By Daniel Stid

12 MIN READ

PR Can Reduce the Impact of Gerrymandering

By Peter Miller Michael Li

11 MIN READ

Why PR Suits a Racially Diverse Nation

By Guy-Uriel E. Charles Luis E. Fuentes-Rohwer

12 MIN READ

Giving Minor Parties a Chance

By Seth Masket

12 MIN READ

How PR Can Decrease Polarization

By Jennifer McCoy

11 MIN READ

Avoiding the PR Mistakes of the Past

By Jack Santucci

13 MIN READ

More Parties, More Problems? Why PR Might Not Work

By Ruth Bloch Rubin Gregory Elinson

12 MIN READ

Features

What’s Next for American Democracy?

Eighteen top experts lay out our ongoing challenges, emergent threats—and how we might come together to address them.

By The What's Next Project

25 MIN READ

Book Reviews

Reclaiming the American Story

To Heather Cox Richardson, the battle for our history is the battle for our democracy. And we may be nearing the endgame.

By Peniel Joseph

11 MIN READ

Dangers and Enemies Everywhere

How Cold War liberalism abandoned the vocabulary of hope—and how we still live with the consequences.

By George Scialabba

11 MIN READ

Remember the Whole Constitution

Yes, it was written in 1787, but that was only the first draft. The Supreme Court just doesn't want to admit it.

By Brianne Gorod

12 MIN READ

Is Economic Justice Conservatism for Real?

The new right is speaking the language of progressive economics, but that doesn’t mean the left can find common ground.

By Matthew Duss

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