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Partisanship

Tangle–More in Common survey: July 2026

In June, More in Common, a non-profit, non-partisan organization that studies political polarization and societal divides, approached Tangle with an offer to conduct public polling on a set of questions we were interested in exploring in our work. We shared several questions about inter-party relationships and content

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(from left) Isaac Saul moderates a panel with Mukhtar Ibrahim, Anna Palmer, and Sean McPherson at St. Olaf College | Credit: St. Olaf College, edited by Russell Nystrom

Here’s my message to America’s college students.

What I said on my recent campus tour.
A makeshift memorial for state Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark at the Minnesota State Capitol building | Steven Garcia/Getty Images

Some very sad, terrible news to share.

Dear readers, Today I'm writing to share some really unfortunate news: You can’t resist opening an article like this. Everything is okay. This headline is clickbait — something I steadfastly avoid while producing Tangle. But I hope you'll forgive me this one time and allow me

Which party is more extreme?

It's not an easy question to answer.