Politics
Newsweek: Will the Blue Invasion of Red State America Finally Pay Off in 2020?
Five states (Arizona, Texas, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia) have added almost six million domestic migrants since 2000. While that may sound like a lot, according to Kenneth Johnson, senior demographer at the Carsey School, those net migration numbers may understate the churn in the... Read MoreAlso in UNH Today...
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07/01/20WalletHub: U.S.'s Most & Least Independent States
Michael Ettlinger, director of the Carsey School, sat down with WalletHub to answer questions relating to a recent study that the personal finance... -
06/30/20NH Business Review: Political Divide Could Complicate NH's Pandemic Response
According to research conducted earlier this year by Lawrence Hamilton, professor and senior fellow at the Carsey School, Granite Staters are more ... -
06/30/20360Aproko.com: D.C. Statehood Could Help Senate Representation of Black Americans
According to a study by Michael Ettlinger, director of the Carsey School, and Jordan Hensley, policy analyst at the Carsey School, black voters are... -
05/06/20Concord Monitor: Research Reflects Strong Differences in Opinion Depending on People’s Political Views
A study by Lawrence Hamilton, senior researcher at the Carsey School, and Thomas Safford found that 72% of people trusted science agenices while only...
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03/23/20 - Polarizing Political Stances are Eroding TrustLawrence Hamilton, a professor at the Carsey School, says that since the 2016 election, there has been an erosion of trust between researchers and people who identify as extreme... Read More -
02/12/20 - The Differences between Democratic Candidates is ShockingAccording to a report published by the Carsey School, the diversity in approaches to relieving students of their college debt between the Democratic Presidential candidates is... Read More -
02/11/20 - New NH Voters Replace their Conservative PredecessorsCarsey School demographer Kenneth Johnson calculates that since the last election, about 195,000 of New Hampshires 1.1 million voters have departed from the state. They have been... Read More -
02/11/20 - New Voters Could Change the Outcome of the NH PrimaryAccording to Kenneth Johnson, a senior demographer at the Carsey School, New Hampshires population has changed significantly since 2016. Almost 20% of 2020 primary voters did not... Read More -
02/11/20 - Changing Population Could Effect NH PrimaryAccording to Kenneth Johnson, a senior demographer at the Carsey School, New Hampshire is one of the most mobile states in the country. From 2016 to 2020, nearly 70,000 residents... Read More -
01/13/20 - Sen. Maggie Hassan Talks Politics with Carsey StudentsSenator Maggie Hassan recently met with Carsey students in Washington, D.C., to discuss the importance of working across the aisle. She also answered their questions about the... Read More -
12/27/19 - The First Primary: Why New Hampshire?An article published by David Moore, a Carsey School Senior Fellow, and Andrew Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center, discusses how New Hampshire came... Read More -
10/03/19 - Democracy Now!UNH and CCSNH collaborate to present a democracy-based exhibition Oct. 17. Read More -
04/13/17 - The Concord Monitor: UNH discussion assesses Trump's administration, 82 days inCarsey School of Public Policy Director Michael Ettlinger spoke with New Hampshire attorney and former Republican presidential campaign senior advisor Tom Rath on the first 82... Read More -
04/12/17 - The Fosters Daily Democrat: Trump’s unpredictability a concern, UNH speaker saysJust 82 days into the presidency of Donald Trump, experts say the only thing that is certain is that nobody knows what to expect next. On Wednesday, Tom Rath, founder of the law... Read More