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How the battle for postpartum Medicaid is playing out in states that have banned abortion. → Read More
Where is the nearest abortion clinic? Our interactive map shows the distance a woman may need to travel to reach an abortion provider if proposed abortion restrictions pass. → Read More
Inflation isn’t under control, and we’re heading for a recession. Except, wait: The latest jobs report indicates that the labor market is healthier than it’s be… → Read More
The polls asked Americans, and we asked ChatGPT. → Read More
The GOP just took control of the House of the Representatives, and there’s a Democratic president in the White House. That means House Republicans will open inv… → Read More
As the first woman of color to run for the Republican presidential nomination, she’ll face unique challenges. → Read More
Happy Valentine’s Day. → Read More
Last year, Congress walked away from what looked like one of the most effective fixes for child poverty in a generation. Now, state legislators are trying to wa… → Read More
You hear people say the term “third rail” all the time in politics, usually in reference to an issue that is too volatile — too charged — to touch. For decades,… → Read More
Welcome to Pollapalooza, our weekly polling roundup. At some point last year — maybe around when my child woke up wailing at 4 a.m. for the thousandth time — I … → Read More
Democrats now have a slightly bigger Senate majority but not much to do with it. And so, it’s time for more judges. Retaining the Senate means that President Bi… → Read More
We hate that it’s dark and hate changing clocks. Would permanent daylight saving time fix anything? What about ending daylight saving time altogether? Try your hand at optimizing daylight all year long. → Read More
This video is part of our series “The Numbers That Defined 2022.” Transcript Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux: One of the numbers that most defined 2022 is 10,000. That’s… → Read More
Welcome to Invisible Divides, a series exploring the profound differences in worldview between Democrats and Republicans. These beliefs about education, religio… → Read More
After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, abortion-rights advocates took their fight to the states — and they won. The pro-choice side emerged victorious … → Read More
The 2022 midterms saw five states put abortion access directly on the ballot. And in at least five more, the fate of abortion hinged on which candidates were el… → Read More
Election Day in Georgia is just a week away, so the FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast crew shook off their turkey hangover to talk about what to expect in Georgia’s second Senate runoff in two years. They also review Democrats’ agenda for the current lame duck session in Congress and hold their first post-midterm 2024 Democratic primary draft. → Read More
And the number of women in Congress will likely hold steady. → Read More
In June, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito and the court’s ultra-conservative majority wrote that they were sending the issue of abortion back to the voters. T… → Read More
On Election Day, Michigan voters will vote on an amendment that could enshrine the right to abortion in the state’s constitution. This comes after an abortion l… → Read More