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Americans' Interest in Engaging Across Difference
Summary: More in Common's latest research on social connection reveals that the majority of Americans are interested in engaging across socioeconomic…
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Support More In Common this Giving Tuesday! Join us in working towards our vision of a united, inclusive, and resilient country in which people believe…
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Beyond Candidate Preferences: Differences Among Republican Voters by Ideology and Gender
Summary: As part of More in Common’s series, “Attitudes and Experiences of Republicans in America” we dive deeper into the Republican electorate through…
Are Free Speech and Inclusion at Odds on College Campuses?
Summary: A comprehensive survey of 2,618 U.S. college students reveals stark divisions in their views on freedom of expression, cancel culture, and the…
What Is Important to Republican Voters?
Summary: As the Republican Party hosts its first presidential primary debate on August 23, we share insights from our latest survey Attitudes and…
We each have a role to play to reduce polarization (and it's possible!)
Summary: This is a republication of a guest editorial from our Chief of Staff, Kate Carney that appeared in Neighborly Faith’s publication called What…
Introducing Our New Hires!
Summary: We are excited to announce the expansion of our research team and introduce the newest team members to More in Common. More in Common is…
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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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