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Stephen Ansolabehere

Stephen Ansolabehere is Professor of Government at Harvard University and coauthor of Cheap and Clean: How Americans Think about Energy in the Age of Global Warming. 

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Science & Nature

Who Cares About Climate Change?

Global warmning doesn’t register highly among Americans’ environmental concerns. 

Stephen Ansolabehere, David M. Konisky

Politics

The Turnout Mystery

The decline in turnout from 2008 to 2012 is a puzzle.

Stephen Ansolabehere

Class & Inequality, Politics

Tax and Cut

A remarkable thing happened in U.S. politics last year.

Stephen Ansolabehere

Politics

Sizing Up the Race

Stephen Ansolabehere on the Election

David V. Johnson, Stephen Ansolabehere

Global Justice, Politics

State of the Nation: The Brown Majority

Most of the demographic change in America today comes not from waves of new immigration, but from the echoes of past migration.

Stephen Ansolabehere

Global Justice, Politics

Republicans’ 2012 Electoral Problem

Hispanics are developing stronger attachments to the Democrats.

Stephen Ansolabehere

Forum Response

Broken Ideologies

Ideologies work well when in tension with one another.

Stephen Ansolabehere

Philosophy & Religion, Politics

Run For Office

Voting is important, but American democracy depends on another form of civic participation: running for office.

Stephen Ansolabehere

Politics

Weak Tea

Tea Party-endorsed Republicans didn't do much better than non-endorsed Republicans. Many did worse. 

Stephen Ansolabehere, James M. Snyder, Jr.

Politics

Unsafe Seats

Heading into the 2010 midterm elections, Democrats’ incumbency advantage looked like a seawall

Stephen Ansolabehere

Politics

State of the Nation: Elections Foretold

The 2010 midterm elections don’t look good for Democrats. On November 2, the Democrats will have

Stephen Ansolabehere

Politics

Early and Often

How accurate are voter registration lists?

Stephen Ansolabehere, Eitan Hersh

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