Politics
8 claims · evidence for and against, weighted by source quality
Governance & Democracy 2
All claims in Politics
Ranked-choice voting improves electoral outcomes by better representing voter preferences.
Too close to call
State-level divergence in legislation on social issues undermines the uniformity of civil rights across the United States.
Leaning yes
Misinformation significantly undermines voter confidence in democratic elections.
Too close to call
Political polarization negatively impacts the impartiality of judicial appointments and erodes public trust in courts.
Leaning yes
Bipartisan Agreement on Border Security is Sufficient to Overcome Policy Gridlock
Leaning no
Ranked choice voting produces better outcomes than plurality voting
Too close to call
Lobbying is legalized corruption
Too close to call
Term limits improve democratic governance
Too close to call
The evidence moved
Ranked-choice voting improves electoral outcomes by better representing voter preferences.
Too close to call
State-level divergence in legislation on social issues undermines the uniformity of civil rights across the United States.
Leaning yes
Misinformation significantly undermines voter confidence in democratic elections.
Too close to call