What prompted so many voters in Mexico to abandon the traditional parties and support
MORENA and its candidate, Andrés Manuel López Obrador? This research relies on data …

We investigate the extent that political identity, political belief content (ie, attitude stances),
and political belief system structure (ie, relations among attitudes) differences are associated …

Studies based on digital trace data show that older Americans visit and share dubious news
sources far more often than younger cohorts, tendencies often attributed to lower levels of …

Social media platforms are crucial sources of political information during election
campaigns, with datafication processes underlying the algorithmic curation of newsfeeds …

Prior work on the relationship between general social media use and political knowledge
has yielded mixed findings. One recent meta-analysis on the topic concluded that the …

The past decade in the US has been one of the most politically polarizing in recent memory.
Ordinary Democrats and Republicans fundamentally dislike and distrust each other, even …

Recent research has shown that partisan cooperation in the form of coalitional government
in parliamentary democracies can mitigate partisans' negative feelings toward opposing …

Certain forms of polarization in the United States have been on the rise, yet the public's
perception of polarization outpaces polarization itself, resulting in a potential vicious cycle of …

Social media is an essential tool for governments to spread political information in the digital
era. However, the influence of social media on political participation is significant but not …

Does it pay to appear unbiased in an attention-based economy where bias sells? We study
this question in light of increased consumer partisan polarization and biases alongside …