2012-10-09T05:00:20-06:00

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints announced that it will dramatically increase the number of its missionaries. The age limit for male and female missionaries is also being lowered. Read more

2012-10-08T05:00:11-06:00

Thousands of pastors purposefully violated IRS restrictions that require church leaders to refrain from political endorsements this weekend. Read more

2012-10-05T05:00:20-06:00

The anti-Muslim ads that are currently causing controversy in New York City (and spurring an interfaith protest and a pro-tolerance ad campaign) may come to Washington, DC - if a judge permits it. Read more

2012-10-04T12:44:45-06:00

In the past few weeks, Public Religion Research Institute's research has made quite a few appearances at the New York Times, helping to shape the coverage around the final weeks of the 2012 election. Read more

2012-10-04T05:00:08-06:00

A ballot initiative on marijuana legalization in Colorado could draw large numbers of younger voters to the polls, creating a "bud bump" for Obama. Read more

2012-10-03T12:32:12-06:00

At the first presidential debate, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney will both need to overcome two commonly held stereotypes if they want to successfully appeal to white working-class voters. In this week's article for "Figuring Faith," Dr. Robert P. Jones... Read more

2012-10-03T10:29:28-06:00

Will the GOP's "woman problem" persist in the 2012 election? Read more

2012-10-03T05:00:58-06:00

The first presidential debate is tonight, and the news coverage of the debate may make more of a difference than the debate itself, at least according to this chart. Read more

2012-10-02T08:27:27-06:00

Where is religion in the 2012 election? At NPR, Dr. Robert P. Jones, along with Dr. David Gushee, a PRRI Board member, and Dr. Mark Rozell, a PRRI Affiliated Scholar, offer some insight into why religion has disappeared as a central theme of both candi... Read more

2012-10-02T05:00:34-06:00

According to a new analysis of Census data by the Pew Hispanic Center, more Latinos are eligible to vote than ever before. However, this demographic may not exercise its newfound political clout in this election cycle: Hispanic Americans are substantia... Read more

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