With a closely divided government ahead, BPC experts comment on a few issues to be addressed in 2021 and beyond.

Election Day did not end with a decisive outcome. Counting the votes takes time, and close margins of victory in many states mean that we will be seeing some recounts to confirm the outcome. But not every recount is the same, and some aren’t even recounts. BPC Research Analyst Collier Fernekes explains what's happening in Georgia.

With the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA) and Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC) programs expiring in December, BPC Research Analyst Mariette Aborn explains how the programs can be extended and modified.

In a recent virtual event hosted by BPC and the Heurich House Museum, panel member Jeff Alfaro, an immigrant who came to the United States at age 20 from the Philippines and started his own small business, expressed that gaining citizenship that allowed him to vote and have a voice in our electoral system was his biggest “American Dream.” BPC Immigration Fellow Sadikshya Nepal takes a look back at how immigrants are participating in U.S. politics.