Nicholas Powers

Here are a few updates to the congressional tracker spreadsheet! It’s a pretty sizable update which includes the followi...

I’ve created a brand new calculator for the 119th congress which will assign a rating for each House Representative as w...

Introduction:During the first week of the Trump Administration, the U.S. Government has made sweeping decisions which co...

I’ve anecdotally seen a lot of misinformation surrounding the ban on TikTok, not just in comments but also from reputabl...

The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact could bypass the Electoral College with 64 more votes, and citizens can hel...

When Democrats lose left-leaning voters, they historically shift to more moderate candidates, meaning voting against the...

A third-party candidate could win if all Democratic voters switched, but divisions within the party and the Electoral Co...

A third-party bid by a celebrity like Taylor Swift, despite potentially winning the popular vote, would ultimately resul...

A third-party candidate faces near-impossible odds in the U.S. electoral system due to the dominance of the two-party st...

The Electoral College's winner-take-all system lets candidates win by focusing on key districts, showing how third-party...

Congressional Democrats and Republicans typically vote along party lines, with Republicans favoring deregulation and Dem...

Democrats and Republicans receive vastly different funding, with Democrats benefiting from education and unions while Re...

Raising a child in blue states is generally safer and offers a higher quality of life, better mental health outcomes, an...

The claim that blue cities are responsible for high crime rates in red states is misleading, as city size and the impact...

State legislation, rather than poverty levels, is more closely correlated with crime rates across different income brack...