PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS

Report - 10.24.2024

Populism Wins Pennsylvania

We surveyed attitudes toward political messages to see what moves working-class voters in the Keystone State.
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Report - 03.12.2024

Where Are All The Left Populists

Progressives, Populists, and  the Working Class Among  2022 Democratic Candidates
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Report - 06.13.2023

Trump’s Kryptonite

How Progressives Can Win Back the Working Class
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Report - 11.09.2021

Commonsense Solidarity

How a Working-Class Coalition Can Be Built, and Maintained
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PRESS & NEWS COVERAGE

10.22.2024

To win, Harris should talk more about working-class needs and less about Trump

The Guardian
10.10.2024

Kamala Harris Leads Donald Trump In Must-Win State In New Poll

Newsweek
10.10.2024

New Poll: Despite Blue-Collar Troubles, Harris Has Slight Lead Over Trump in Pennsylvania

Jacobin
08.28.2024

To Win Over Working-Class Voters, Harris and Other Democrats Should Embrace Economic Populism

In These Times
07.23.2024

Working-Class Americans Prefer a “Hand Up” to a “Handout”

The Nation
06.28.2024

Progressives Can’t Give Up on White Voters

The Nation
04.24.2024

The wealthy dominate government. Democrats should work to change that.

The Washington Post
04.22.2024

Democrats Aren’t Campaigning to Win the Working Class

Jacobin
04.18.2024

Yes, Joe Biden Can Win the Working-Class Vote

The New Republic
03.18.2024

How Actually Existing Democrats Run for Office

The American Prospect
02.28.2024

A Difficult Road Ahead

Boston Review
06.13.2023

How Democrats Can Win Workers

The New York Times
11.16.2021

Democrats Say Build Back Better Can Save Them. Does the data back them up?

The Washington Post
11.15.2021

It’s Not Just White People: Democrats Are Losing Normal Voters of All Races

The Intercept
11.11.2021

How to Stop Progressives From Losing the Working Class

The Nation
11.09.2021

Message to Democrats: embrace economic bread-and-butter issues to win.

The Guardian
11.09.2021

A creative new poll tries to understand blue-collar swing voters.

The New York Times