SGPP in the News

Analyzing Migration Patterns From Central America

Migrants looking at map

English Alumni Making Their Mark in the World of Politics

Kaitlin Hooker and Arielle Devorah

Men and Women Will Likely Vote Differently in 2020. But by How Much?

voters at registration booth

What if Trump Wins? Expert Predictions (Frank Gonzalez -- WalletHub)

The Rise of Negative Partisanship and How it Drives Voters

Red and Blue Boxing Gloves

Planning for Positive Change

Steve Brown

Black and Hispanic People More Likely to Live in High-Risk Flood Zones, Study Finds

A flooded street

Does a VP Pick Change the Race? Probably Not, UArizona Expert Says

Vice Presidential Podium

On heels of Arizona Senate primary (Barbara Norrander -- ABC News)

COVID-19 may distance voters from partisan behavior (Samara Klar -- AZPM)