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Our Corner | Remember Civil Unions? The Shifting Middle Ground in the Same-sex Marriage Debate
[05.16.2013]Why have civil unions lost momentum? At the Monkey Cage, Dr. Robert P. Jones and Daniel Cox explore shifts in public opinion on civil unions over the past decade.
Our Corner | Christians Divided on Morality, Legalization of Marijuana Use
[05.06.2013]In a new column for Religion & Politics, I sketch the generational differences that divided Christians on the morality and legalization of marijuana use.
Our Corner | PRRI Affiliated Scholars at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference
[04.11.2013]This weekend, several PRRI Affiliated Scholars will be presenting papers or participating in panels at the Midwest Political Science Association Conference.
Our Corner | NBC Latino
[03.29.2013]In an op-ed for NBC Latino, PRRI Research Associate Juhem Navarro-Rivera explores the ongoing tug-of-war within the Republican Party between Hispanic Americans and the Tea Party.
Our Corner | PRRI on the New York Times’ 538 Blog
[03.27.2013]Findings from the PRRI/Brookings Religion, Values, and Immigration Reform Survey were recently featured at the New York Times’ 538 blog, in a post about changing perspectives on same-sex marriage.
Our Corner | Clash of Cultures: White Evangelical Protestants, Millennials, and the Future of the GOP
[03.26.2013]In a column for Huffington Post Politics, I lay out a significant challenge for the Republican Party: the gap between Millennials (age 18-29) and white evangelical Protestants on controversial issues like same-sex marriage.
Our Corner | State of Belief: The Religious Perspective on Immigration and Citizenship
[03.26.2013]This weekend, Dr. Robert P. Jones was featured on State of Belief radio, speaking to host Welton Gaddy about findings from PRRI’s new survey on religion, values, and immigration reform.
Faith Complex by the Numbers | The Latino Vote, or Things the Republicans Just Aren’t Getting
[03.06.2013]In the latest installment of “Faith Complex by the Numbers,” PRRI Research Director Daniel Cox discusses Republicans’ performance among Hispanic Americans in the 2012 election.
Our Corner | Don’t Write Off Mainline Protestants
[02.26.2013]In an interview with Duke University’s “Faith & Leadership,” I spoke about trends in religious research that will become increasingly important, including growing numbers of interreligious families and the rise of the religiously unaffiliated.
Our Corner | American Catholics on NPR’s All Things Considered
[02.25.2013]This weekend, I was interviewed by NPR’s Jacki Lyden about American Catholics’ perspectives on the next pope. In the segment, I observed that generally, American Catholics want more modernity from the new Roman Catholic pontiff.