More in Common US Newsletter
What unites and divides Americans today? This newsletter takes a closer look at issues pressing on America’s social and political fabric and provides recommendations for how to strengthen ties to keep us bound together.
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Making Sense with More in Common: Americans’ Views on Trump's DC Construction Projects (opens the original)
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Tuesday, September 22, 2026 Making Sense with More in Common is a series where each week, we share charts and data from our research and recent polls to help you make sense of the week ahead.President Trump is pushing to build a large triumphal arch in Washington, DC, adding to a growing list of construction projects he has championed in the nation’s capital.Back in June, we asked Americans what they thought of the r
Making Sense with More in Common: Social Benefits of Sports + the Immigration Gap Among Latino Voters (opens the original)
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Wednesday, September 16, 2026 Making Sense with More in Common is a series where each week, we share charts and data from our research and recent polls to help you make sense of the week ahead.Here’s what you need to know this week:1. For the most avid sports fans, sports is the most common way they start conversations with someone new.Between the NFL opening weekend, college football’s return, and the US Open final, millions of Americans were gathered around TVs, at tailgates, and in bar
Sports Fandom: A Pathway to Community Belonging (opens the original)
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This Wednesday, the NFL season kicks off, beginning months of Americans watching, gathering, and talking sports. Few things still bring Americans together quite like football. Of the 100 most-watched telecasts of 2025, 48 were NFL games. Live sports claimed 19 of the top 20 slots, and 18 of those were NFL games. When Americans gather around a screen, it’s often for football.Ahead of kickoff, we are sharing findings from our recent study with ,
Making Sense with More in Common: Meta Settlement and Parents’ Concerns for Online Safety (opens the original)
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Monday, August 31, 2026Each week, Making Sense with More in Common shares charts and data from our research and recent polls to help you make sense of the week ahead.Last week, Meta agreed to a proposed settlement of up to $17.1 billion over allegations that its social media platforms harmed young users. Beyond the financial settlement, the agreement would require significant changes to how minors experience the platform
Announcing a Partnership with Tangle (opens the original)
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Yesterday, Tangle announced a polling partnership with More in Common. You can read the announcement here, and see the full report here. We couldn’t be more excited about the partnership: there’s no other new media organization I know of with greater mission alignment. A common misperception of the exhausted majority is that
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