The professor of government analyzes the current state of the presidential election.
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Data collected via the Gallup Panel as part of its COVID-19 tracking poll reveal that throughout the pandemic, women have expressed more concern than men about contracting the virus. They also have shown a greater propensity to take protective measures against infection. Partisan differences have been paramount in U.S. adults' attitudes and behaviors related to COVID-19; however, the observed gender differences are greater than what we might expect on the basis of partisanship alone.
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Dartmouth scholars discuss Ruth Bader Ginsburg's enduring impact on law and culture.
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