Political polarization in America is certainly not new, nor is it new in other democracies in the world; however, the level of polarization has indeed risen drastically.

To provide a context in a survey by the Pew Research Center from April 12th through April 19th of 2016 showed that 45%…

Written by Sean Duffy (Content Writer with VotingSmarter)

Call of Duty, the bombastic, high-octane, arcade-shooter, has become a monolith in the games industry. The series has sold over 300 million copies and generated billions in revenue, becoming one the most recognizable brands in gaming and the top first-person shooter on…

In 2020 we launched our “dating app for politics” to tackle the time costs and the emotional/psychological toll of being an informed voter. …

By Adam Sanders

We all know chocolate as the hard liquor of childhood. As children, we obsessively beg at the homes of strangers, acquire as much as possible, eat as much as we can in one sitting until we are sick, and then swear we will never touch chocolate again…

By Sean Duffy, Content Writer at VotingSmarter

Critical Race theory is one of the newest culture war flashpoints to dominate American politics as of late. Yet despite this theory dominating platforms like Fox News, CNN, or late-night talk shows, many people probably could not tell you a single thing about…

In celebration of the commencement of Hispanic Heritage Month, there is one lingering difference behind this celebrated holiday compared to other observed months.

By Adam Sanders

School is upon us again, and so are concerns about COVID in the classroom that we have been familiar with since the top of 2020. Yes, the small majority of Americans have been vaccinated compared to this time last year. Nevertheless, the equation is different with students…