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My Journey Deep in the Heart of Trump Country

My Journey Deep in the Heart of Trump Country

09 June 2025

The New York Times

In a stunning new poll by the nonprofit group More in Common, 93 percent of Democrats and 73 percent of Republicans agree that “the U.S. should be a world leader in developing clean energy.” 

Ideas for Lars - Director of More in Common Germany moves to the Federal Ministry of Finance in a bid to help strengthen confidence in democracy

Ideas for Lars - Director of More in Common Germany moves to the Federal Ministry of Finance in a bid to help strengthen confidence in democracy

06 June 2025

Zeit Online

Germany's Vice-Chancellor Klingbeil wants to strengthen confidence in democracy. Read about Laura-Kristine Krause's move from Director of More in Common Germany to the Federal Ministry of Finance in a bid to help him

The Renewables Sector defends itself after the power blackout on the Iberian Peninsula

The Renewables Sector defends itself after the power blackout on the Iberian Peninsula

04 June 2025

El Pais

The latest power cuts in Europe, the US and Australia have led to a wave of attacks against solar and wind power. Despite the attacks, renewables seem to continue to have support among the population. A survey carried out by the organization More in Common suggests that 66% of Spaniards believe that more should be invested in solar energy. In the case of nuclear energy, where there is a clear ideological division, with notably higher support on the right, that percentage falls to 35% of respondents.

Bridging Divides: Polarization and Conflict

Bridging Divides: Polarization and Conflict

25 April 2025

The Institute for Science and Policy

Stephen Hawkins, Global Director of Research at More in Common, sits down with Institute Executive Director,…

Talking to fathers about paternity pay and shared leave

Talking to fathers about paternity pay and shared leave

03 April 2025

The Mirror online 

A new survey for The Dad Shift and Movember by More In Common, found robust support for active fatherhood across all classes and the political spectrum.

In polling, 86% of the public agree "it’s better when both parents have real opportunities to be equally active caregivers to their children" and 75% agree "boys learn more about being a man from how their father cares for and involves themselves in their life” than just from "protecting and providing" alone.

Alex Lloyd Hunter, co-founder of The Dad Shift, says reform is now urgent. "The most important thing fathers can provide their families with, and their boys in particular, is their presence," he says.