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Category: Politics

Six Ways to Fix a Dysfunctional Congress (Part 1)

  • April 19, 2021
Capitol Building

Congress is dysfunctional, but it can be fixed. This two-part series explains why Congress is broken and how to fix it. Although some pundits suggest that the lack of compromise and civility are the reasons why Congress is dysfunctional, those…

Categories: Congress, Domestic Policy, Politics

Visualizing COVID-19 Policy Responses and Outcomes by State and Party

  • August 20, 2020

With a lack of leadership at the federal level, many of the major policy decisions responding to the COVID-19 pandemic have been left to the states. As a result, governors have implemented a wide range of policy responses. With President…

Categories: Data, Domestic Policy, Health
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