For many Americans, party affiliation has taken the place of citizenship, and they're proud only when their party is bossing ...

Fewer Americans feel a sense of national pride this year, according to a new poll released by the Fourth of July.

This suggests that partisan identity may drive irrational belief updating. These results suggest that political ingroup members can be both a risk and remedy when it comes to belief in ...

A record-low share of Americans feel strong pride in their national identity, according to new polling, which underscores a ...

Jocelyn Kiley, Associate Director of Research, Pew Research Center: I think one way to think about this is that people have internalized partisan identity maybe in a way that we didn't really see ...

This will be a broad, open-ended study of how positions on environmental issues became aligned with other facets of partisan identity over time. And while I come in with some hypotheses, I also ...

Moreover, partisan identity is firmly tied to where one shops, the food one eats, the car one drives, the television shows one watches, where one vacations and even the brand of coffee one prefers.

In a 2021 paper, “Identity Concerns Drive Belief: The Impact of Partisan Identity on the Belief and Dissemination of True and False News,” Andrea Pereira, Elizabeth Harris and Van Bavel ...

Some midterm voters seemed more inclined to support candidates of different parties this year, emphasizing contender quality over partisan identity. By Katie Glueck and Ruth Igielnik For years ...

Why? Because Latino politicians on both sides are far more interested in their partisan identity than they are in advocating for the priorities of the Latino community they claim to represent.

A Gallup analysis released Friday found the U.S. partisan gap in religious identity is widening. In an aggregate of five Gallup surveys conducted from May 2021 to May 2023, 26 percent of people ...

Nonpartisanship is not preventing partisan conflict in local government, and it may be causing new problems. Wisconsin’s nonpartisan local elections were adopted in 1912 to solve a series of ...