A year after the 2020 US presidential election, a large majority of Republican voters still refuses to acknowledge that President Biden won.

"...despite a global pandemic, and systemic challenges throughout our democracy, college students are supporting each other to participate...."

"...in their effort to turn heads, these legacy outlets were contributing to the growth of Russian sock puppet accounts."

Unemployment stats that pass a round number like 5.0% tend to get more news coverage than those that 4.9, for example. That could affect elections.

New research suggests that changing the format of school board meetings could expand attendance and boost trust in public officials.

Will Georgia's new voting law disenfranchise minority voters or expand voting rights? Political scientist Marc Meredith offers his takeaways.

Governments with strong female representation are more likely to deliver on campaign promises, according to new research.

News coverage focused on strategy over policy can hinder the success of candidates in US Senate races, research finds.

With the incoming Biden administration aiming to rejoin the Iran nuclear deal, an expert explains why its beneficial for both the US and Iran.

Surveys of political science experts and Americans show that both groups are worried about whether or not 2020 election results will be seen as legitimate.