I recently shared some results on the partisan politics of COVID-19 from a new working paper on public health behaviors and attitudes in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. A common question in response is to ask about how geography interacts with health behavior. COVID-19 cases are not randomly distributed across America, and neither […]

This image is from a new working paper (draft to come soon, joint with Shana Gadarian and Sara Goodman) on the partisan politics of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic in the United States. Many of us have seen the survey “top-lines” comparing Americans’ views of COVID-19 and focusing on partisan differences. What these simple comparisons don’t […]