David Byler

Politics is full of false stereotypes. The Pew Research Center recently released data that might help.

Mormonism is shrinking. And it’s also becoming more friendly to Democrats.

The president’s appeal among working-class voters is central to his reelection chances in 2024.

Republican primary candidates Trump, DeSantis, Haley, Scott, Burgum and Ramaswamy have different odds of dropping out. Here’s who you should watch.

The popularity of a president during a person’s formative years has lasting impacts.

The voting bloc is quickly growing in size and forcing the party to embrace a populist bent.

Low unemployment just doesn’t predict election results well.

The senator from South Carolina might be behind in the polls, but he has an impressive war chest and broad goodwill in the party.

Grass-roots fundraising was supposed to provide a check against big political donors. It didn’t happen.

Joint fundraising committees are opening doors to corruption. They demand reforms.