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Take It From a Scientist. Facts Matter, and They Don’t Care How You Feel.

Take It From a Scientist. Facts Matter, and They Don’t Care How You Feel.

20 September 2024

We’re discouraged by what’s happening to the social fabric, we’re burned out and turned off…

The New York Times

Q+A with Coco Xu

Q+A with Coco Xu

18 September 2024

Coco Xu is a research associate for More in Common, an organization trying to tamp down…

Keir Starmer issued urgent Farage warning as Labour on 'far shakier ground' in Red Wall

Keir Starmer issued urgent Farage warning as Labour on 'far shakier ground' in Red Wall

17 September 2024

More in Common pollster Luke Tryl told Politico that though the success of Nigel Farage's party helped deliver an emphatic Tory wipeout, it could spell trouble for Labour's hopes of re-election.

Keir Starmer issued urgent Farage warning as Labour on 'far shakier ground' in Red Wall

How Do Americans Really Feel About Political Violence?

How Do Americans Really Feel About Political Violence?

11 September 2024

A new study explores Democratic and Republican attitudes toward violence against their political opponents.

France Culture - New government: what the French are hoping for

France Culture - New government: what the French are hoping for

09 September 2024

On the set of Les Matins de France Culture, Laurence de Nervaux, director of Destin Commun, reviews our latest analyses alongside Frédéric Dabi, director general of IFOP. In particular, she looks at the sense of national pride and resilience in the wake of the Paris 2024 Olympics, and the lessons that politicians can draw from it as the new academic year gets underway.

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