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America is neither right nor left. Republican nor Democrat. The solutions that will move us forward come from where they always have – the Center.
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2025 Center Forward Voter Research Journals
Many elected leaders in Congress are open to bipartisan dialogue and actively working to find ways to work together to enact smart, sustainable policies that stand the test of time. Conducted in collaboration with a bipartisan group of research and data experts, Center Forward engaged over 30 individuals before, immediately after, and now several months into the new administration. We heard from voters, in their own words, about how they regarded the political climate in 2024 and assessed their outlook going forward.
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Explore Center Forward’s latest content and news keeping you up to date on the latest with Washington’s most pragmatic problem solvers.
Third Party Dreams Distract from Real Centrism
Every four years we see an extra day in February, an Olympic torch in the summer, and the emergence of third parties in the one place they are guaranteed to be the least effective and beneficial: Presidential politics.
Voters have found common ground. It’s time for our elected officials to do the same.
The responsibility to govern belongs not just to the party in charge, but to every elected member of the government.
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