Legal & Policy

The 3-3-2-1 court?

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The Supreme Court's ideological alignment shifts significantly in closely divided cases, with justices appearing more polarized than they do across all decisions. This polarization is largely driven by specific 6-3 rulings where justices form unexpected alliances that deviate from traditional party lines, challenging the narrative of a uniformly conservative court.

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