Democracy Blog Posts
Can Technology Help Repair Our Divided Democracy?
Recommended Reading / October 19th, 2026 / by John Gable, AllSides Co-founder

In order for democracy to work, people must have balanced, reliable information, and we must be able to talk honestly with each other, especially when we disagree.
See moreAbout 3% of American 'Supervoters' Could Decide the Midterms. Are You One of Them?
Opinion / October 15th, 2026 / by Guest Writer

Not all votes are created equal - according to Action Tank CEO Ben Bilbrough, whose company has developed a tool to help American voters realize their potential.
See moreNavigating AI, Climate, and the Future of Democracy
Announcement / October 9th, 2026 / by AllSides Staff

Despite persistent polarization, neighbors who agree on almost nothing are finding common ground around data centers. Want to join in the conversation? Participate in the AllSides Roundtable on Tuesda...
See moreWhat I’m Thinking Now, as a Political Bridge-Builder and Democracy Reformer
Recommended Reading / April 29th, 2025 / by Kristin Hansen

Specifically, here are five things that I believe America needs from each and every one of you right now -- regardless of your political leaning, regardless of how you voted in November. We can all do...
See moreMisinformation and Hyper Division, Democracy’s Biggest Threat and Opportunity
Recommended Reading / August 9th, 2024 / by John Gable, AllSides Co-founder

At the Future of Democracy Forum, a diverse group of leaders reached a key point of consensus—social breakdown is a far bigger threat to our democracies than we’re acknowledging. We must meet this div...
See more‘Christian Nationalism,’ ‘Never-Trumpers’ and Other Biased Terms This Election Season
Bias / May 17th, 2024 / by Malayna J. Bizier

Ahead of the 2024 Presidential Election, political polarization is surging with catchy phrases and clever terms that may fall furtively under the radar of voters and subject them to pernicious filter...
See moreWhen Joe Biden Rolls The Dice
Recommended Reading / January 8th, 2024 / by Dan Schnur

Last weekend was our first opportunity to watch the two campaigns directly respond to each other and to get a sense of what both camps feel will be their strongest arguments in the months ahead.
See moreWhen John Roberts Plays Both Sides
Recommended Reading / December 26th, 2023 / by Dan Schnur

That principle – that voters should decide elections rather than judges – is unassailable.
See moreHow do we Move Forward as a Nation?
Recommended Reading / December 13th, 2022 / by Debilyn Molineaux

Bridging practitioners are planning a movement: to mainstream the demand for high-quality conversations and relationships via improved skill sets like open-mindedness, deep listening and better unders...
See moreThreats to Democracy: Voter Suppression and Voter Fraud
Recommended Reading / November 4th, 2022 / by Clare Ashcraft

Voting is a major issue on the right and the left. Both sides want free and fair elections, but they have different ideas of what the problem is with our current election model.
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