Polarization Research Lab
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We produce research and public resources on democratic attitudes and political behavior. Founder/Director @seanjwestwood and co-director @ylelkes.
Joined March 2023
RT @tomstello_: Is there a strong case for AI helping, rather than harming, the accuracy of people's beliefs about contentious topics? In t….
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RT @steverathje2: 🚨New paper in @TrendsCognSci 🚨. Why do some ideas spread widely, while others fail to catch on?. @Jayvanbavel and I revie….
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RT @rachel__porter: 💸 How should scholars measure early money in campaigns? Our new @PSRMJournal article in FirstView (w/ @colinrcase) offe….
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RT @dartmouth: .@PRL_Tweets just took 10 students to DC to meet people with vastly different political views—from Fox News producers to thi….
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PRL brought 10 Dartmouth undergraduates to DC in June to introduce them to people and orgs across the political spectrum working for democracy. Many thanks to those who hosted us!! . Democracy Fellows Explore How to Bridge the Partisan Divide
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RT @rachel__porter: 📢 Thrilled to share our new article introducing CampaignView—a comprehensive open-source dataset of congressional candi….
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RT @A_Marie_sci: 🔥New paper in @PNASNexus with @M_B_Petersen. "Motivations to connect with like-minded audiences increase partisan sharing….
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RT @TempletonWorld: With TWCF funding, a research team is studying the nature and consequences of political polarization in the United Stat….
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RT @thomasjwood: While liberals have moved almost a full scale point more supportive of free trade since the election (on a 7pt scale) con….
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RT @shirokuriwaki: I've launched a new website where anyone can interactively visualize ticket-splitting rates from actual ballots (cast vo….
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New on protest participation from Seth Warner in Social Forces. He finds that partisan animosity explains almost as much variation as concern about the issues being protested, e.g., participation in environmental protests is about the GOP.
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Americans are polarized on how they think the economy has performed since Trump's election. More than 6 months on, we see Democrats moving from feeling somewhat good to bad and Republicans from bad to good. Data at
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RT @NoamGidron: Thinking about immigration from a cultural perspective heightens distrust of political opponents, as discussed in our recen….
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RT @PACEfunders: New from @StandTogether: @seanjwestwood of @PRL_Tweets lays out five questions Americans can ask themselves to move out of….
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RT @MattGrossmann: nearly all LLM AI models are perceived as significantly left-leaning, even by many Democrats, across many value-laden po….
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RT @j_kalla: See below for a thread on our new working paper on the 2024 congressional primary and general elections. Feedback welcome!.
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RT @seanjwestwood: The courts are trying to constrain Trump, but our polling data show that Republicans are pushing back with growing suppo….
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RT @d_e_holliday: It's official -- I'll be taking my talents to Foggy Bottom this Fall! Excited to announce I've accepted an offer to join….
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Weekly data on support for democratic norms and other attitudes available live and updated weekly at
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We're seeing a divergence in our data on support for ignoring out-party court decisions starting in 2025. Compared to 2022-2024, when 15% of both Rs and Ds said they supported ignoring out-party decisions, we now see up to 24% of Rs expressing support.
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