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Archive of public opinion polls from the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research at Cornell University, with datasets from both U.S. and international polling firms since 1935, on topics such as social issues, politics, pop culture, international affairs, science, the environment. Accounts created before February 2020 are no longer valid; please register for a free account with your richmond.edu email address to download data.
Publishes the best commentary, news, polling data, and links to important resources from all points of the political compass and covering all the important issues of the day
Provides full-text articles, papers and books relating to political science
Full-text; Major resource for scholarly research relating to political theory, political behavior, public policy, law, international relations, comparative politics and non-governmental organizations.
Definitive source on the study of congressional campaigns, elections, activities and political polarization & voting alignments. PDF and Excel files available.
Includes information on: congressional campaign finance, congressional elections, member demographics, committee data, legislative productivity, polarization ratings, voting alignments, actions on the Federal Budget, congressional staff information and member allowance data.
An independent, non-partisan newsletter analyzing elections and campaigns for the US Congress, governors and president as well as American political trends.
Covers all public policy issues, drawing its content from public policy think tanks, university research programs, research organizations and publishers, including the Hoover Institution, International Monetary Fund, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, RAND Corporation, and the World Bank.
Reports on demographic and social trends using census data and Pew Center surveys. This resource is easier to navigate than the Census website, but lacks the historical information available through the bureau.
An easy-to-use resource for current and historical United States Census data and demographic information.
Create reports and maps of the U.S. population for a variety of geographic levels, on topics such as race, sex, age, education, and many more. Social Explorer provides access to data from all Censuses from 1790-present and the American Community Survey, plus additional data on religious congregations. To save your maps and to use all of the database's tools and features, you will need to create a free account.; Web-based maps & downloadable statistics; Varies, 1790 - present
Data and mapping resource that combines demographic, health, employment, and socioeconomic data about communities, census tracts, and other regions within the United States.