Electoral, Racial Wage and Economic Gaps
A new Zoom version of the State of the State Podcast featuring updates on election prospects, economic prospects and landmark new research on the racial wage gap in Michigan.
A new Zoom version of the State of the State Podcast featuring updates on election prospects, economic prospects and landmark new research on the racial wage gap in Michigan.
Keeping classrooms and the economy on track in the time of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
A new election upcoming, a new recession taking hold and new IPPSR research on shuttered or online classrooms. Plus, a new report on the digital division across Michigan.
Against the challenge of the novel coronavirus, Michigan's presidential primary is in the past, the nation's presidential election is upcoming and a recession is all but official.
The State of the State Survey and Podcast looks at consumer confidence, trust in government and Michigan's view of the president and Michigan's governor.
Looking back at 2019 and ahead at 2020. In the crystal ball, roadways, politics, and questions about nonprofit philanthropy and communities in need.
New research finds that Michigan is short of substitute teachers. Research supported by a IPPSR's Michigan Applied Public Policy Research grant suggests some solutions.
The latest edition of the State of the State Podcast tackles tough questions going in to Election 2018. Listen to MSU's Matt Grossmann, Arnold Weinfeld and Charles Ballard.
It won't be long before Michigan's 2018 primary and general election choices are before voters. Who's winning? See an early forecast.
State of the State is IPPSR's policy-based podcast. Recorded monthly and available here, on IPPSR's SoundCloud channel and through the MSUToday podcast on over-the-air radio and internet broadcasters from East Lansing to the world.