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Political Polarization - ECPS
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Political polarisation: the phenomenon that should be on everyone's lips
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The single most important fact about American politics - Vox
Political Polarization in the American Public | Pew Research Center
U.S. is polarizing faster than other democracies, study finds | Brown University
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Political polarization at its worst since the Civil War - USC Today
Charts: America's Political Divide, From 1994–2017
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The polarization in today's Congress has roots that go back decades | Pew Research Center
Political polarization in the United States - Wikipedia
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Election 2020: The real story of why we're polarized - CSMonitor.com
Polarization in America, in Two Fascinating Charts
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Charts: America's Political Divide, From 1994–2017
Polarization in 2016
Political Polarization in the American Public | Pew Research Center
Political Polarization in the American Public | Pew Research Center
