Cuban American Support for GOP Still Strong
Cuban American voters are not shifting their support away from the Republican Party as quickly as pundits have expected, according to political scientists from UC Riverside and the University of Miami,...
View ArticleAsian-Americans Fastest-growing Racial Group and a Rising Political Constituency
Asian Americans are the fastest-growing minority group in the U.S., but they continue to be overlooked as a political constituency, says UC Riverside political scientist Karthick Ramakrishnan.
View ArticleCuban American Voters Remain in GOP Corner
Attitudes of Cuban Americans have undergone significant changes in the last 30 years, driven largely by an influx of immigrants since the Mariel Boatlift in 1980. But those changes are not reflected at...
View ArticleGovernment Shutdown, Debt Ceiling Crises: What’s Next?
Political scientists at UC Riverside are available to put the government shutdown in context, analyze the dysfunction in Congress, and suggest how pundits, pollsters and the press can more...
View ArticleTerrorism Headlines Are Bad News for Democratic Women Candidates
When terrorism is in the news, voters evaluate Democratic women candidates more negatively, according to researchers from the University of California, Riverside, Tulane University and Vanderbilt...
View ArticleImmigration, jobs, health care top platform issues
UC Riverside scholars are available to discuss a variety of issues that are likely to arise at political conventions and their significance in this year’s presidential campaign.
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