Why do so few young people in the United States vote? Listen to an expert explain the gap between intention to vote and actual turnout.

The latest survey results from the political science research project Bright Line Watch are in: US democracy gets just 61 out of 100.

The new study examines a series of factors surrounding the announcement (or lack thereof) of statewide mask mandates in all 50 states.

Despite the billions spent each presidential election year, political ads don't move the needle much at all for voters, researchers say.

Only 3.5% of US voters would cast ballots against their preferred candidates as punishment for undemocratic behavior, a new study shows.

The top of a presidential ticket matters more than the vice presidential nominee, an expert says. She digs into the evolving history of the VP pick.

The Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO) is a "terrible decision," says Davidson Hamer. He explains why.

The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting politics and the upcoming election. But political scientist Samara Klar says the country isn't actually so divided.

"We are taking on the belief that money is to blame for all that ails American politics. The reality is very different. Money does not buy elections..."

The impact of corporate sociopolitical activism on a company's bottom line depends on how the activism aligns with key groups, research finds.