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Summary: As we mark the 20th anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, we asked Americans their attitudes towards and memories of the Iraq War (2003-2011). The survey findings suggest that, while the Iraq War appears remote and invisible for most Americans, there is broad support…
Summary: More in Common, in partnership with the American Press Institute, sought to find out what Americans want to read or watch in the media. Our findings suggest Americans want a balance of positive and negative stories and have a desire to see more solutions-oriented…
New research suggests that the overturning of Roe v. Wade damaged the Exhausted Majority’s trust in the Supreme Court.
Our latest report explores polarization in the national conversation over American history in the context of Black History Month and provides recommendations on how to broaden Americans’ knowledge of Black history.

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Our latest research provides insights into Americans’ anxieties, frustrations and desire for a positive vision for the country ahead of the State of the…
Our latest research provides insights into Americans’ anxieties, frustrations and desire for a positive vision for the country ahead of the State of the…
Our latest survey “Americans’ views of MLK Day” found the majority of Americans value and respect Dr. King’s legacy and his impact on improvements to…
Join More in Common for a webinar on January 19 at 2 p.m ET with our lead researchers Stephen Hawkins, Paul Oshinski and Coco Xu as they discuss the…
As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the last 12 months with gratitude for our colleagues, our partners, readers, and everyone else advancing our…
More in Common US recently released their latest report, Defusing the History Wars: Finding Common Ground in Our Shared National History, which explores…
New research looks into the trust and respect Americans have towards military veterans and suggests there needs to be more effort for civilians and…
Increasing the perception of how typical or common it is to vote in local elections may encourage more people to vote.
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What unites and divides Americans today? This newsletter takes a closer look at issues pressing on America’s social and political fabric and provides recommendations for how to strengthen ties to keep us bound together.

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