Polls and Public Opinion – Page 139

Johnson’s Cabinet Backs Him After ‘Partygate’ Fine

The support from the British prime minister’s party means he can likely ride out the immediate storm, but his troubles are not over, experts say.

Ordinary voters are supposed to punish authoritarians by removing them from office. Intensifying partisanship is threatening that mechanism.

How and why we confuse shame and stigma.

President Emmanuel Macron and the hard-right leader Marine Le Pen will compete for a second time in a runoff on April 24.

In Dijon, magnificence and malaise sit side by side, in the image of a country divided before the presidential vote on Sunday.