Craig Helmstetter
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Managing Partner, @APMResearch at @AmPubMedia|@MPR. Member: @ASAnews @AAPOR. Former: @WilderFdtn/@MNCompass @MNLegAud. On threads at craigstetter
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2 weeks ago |
mprnews.org | Elisabeth Gawthrop |Craig Helmstetter
President Donald Trump’s administration has been reshaping the federal government since assuming office in January. Among the dramatic changes: Layoffs of thousands of federal workers. After two court cases halted the layoffs last month, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that the Trump administration could move ahead with its firing of probationary employees.
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2 weeks ago |
apmresearchlab.org | Craig Helmstetter
Editor’s note: This article was originally published April 3, 2025 on Current.org, and is reprinted here with permission. A recent congressional hearing on public media demonstrated that House Republicans and Democrats — at least those who voiced their opinions — are diametrically opposed in their support for continued federal funding of public media. A Pew Research Center survey released the same day showed that the American people aren’t as sharply divided over this question.
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3 weeks ago |
current.org | Craig Helmstetter
Last week’s congressional hearing on public media demonstrated that House Republicans and Democrats — at least those who voiced their opinions — are diametrically opposed in their support for continued federal funding of public media. A Pew Research Center survey released the same day showed that the American people aren’t as sharply divided over this question. Overall, a 43% plurality favors continued federal funding, including 69% of Democrats but only 19% of Republicans.
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1 month ago |
apmresearchlab.org | Craig Helmstetter
Minnesotans think that being white makes it easier to be successful than is the case for other racial and ethnic groups, and that men have it easier than women DOCUMENTATIONRELATED New poll results show that a higher proportion of Minnesotans perceive being Black, Indigenous and Hispanic makes it more difficult to be successful than is the case for those identifying as Asian, and especially than it is for those identifying as white.
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1 month ago |
mprnews.org | Craig Helmstetter
About 40 percent of Minnesotans believe that being Black, Indigenous or Hispanic makes it harder to succeed, a much higher proportion than say that being either Asian or white impedes success, newly released polling shows.
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