Sean McElwee (page 3)

Sean McElwee is a co-founder of Data for Progress and the Director of Polling at Take Back The Courts. He tweets at @seanmcelwee.
They have the money and the political power: Wealthy whites are more represented than people of color at every level of government Sean McElwee
Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan
Research shows Democrats are better for the economy — so why do voters trust Republicans more? Sean McElwee
Medical Documents
The medical debt crisis: The prognosis is still dire for Americans struggling to pay off massive health care bills Sean McElwee
Donald Trump
The right's Trump phenomenon: Why the left won't spawn a policy-free demagogue any time soon Sean McElwee
Donald Trump
Donald's Achilles' heel: Trump's racism could lose him moderate white support, data shows Sean McElwee
RNC
Anatomy of a Trump voter: How racism propelled Trump to the Republican nomination Sean McElwee
Bernie Sanders Supporters
The myth of the Democratic rift: Despite media hot air, the data show Sanders supporters will embrace Clinton Sean McElwee
Police Protest
Racial resentment and police misconduct: The factors driving personal perception of cop violence Sean McElwee
Donald Trump
Language matters: Concerns about "political correctness" are deeply intertwined with race Sean McElwee
Capitol Building, Money
DC's donor class: White contributors have an outsized influence on our capital's municipal politics Sean McElwee
Charles Koch, David Koch
Inside the donor network: Studies unravel the towering influence money has over politics — on the right and left Sean McElwee
Capitol Building
The real masters of the universe: The astounding influence lawyers have on U.S. government and policy Sean McElwee
Charles and David Koch
Why the donor class still matters: An exclusive look at the insidious effects of money in politics Sean McElwee
Donald Trump
Anti-P.C. warriors have no idea what they're talking about, and now there's data to prove it Sean McElwee
Activist C.D. Witherspoon speaks to protestors during pretrial motions for six police officers charged in connection with the death of Freddie Gray in Baltimore
How racism stalls progressive action: Policies to aid America's poor are hampered by deeply entrenched bias across parties Sean McElwee