This book explores the partisan differences in personality and values among voters to understand why Democrats tend to compromise the most. Drawing on evidence from opinion surveys, randomized experiments, Twitter, and legislative transcripts, this book evaluates openness, altruistic values, and other political and psychological factors that play a role in political compromise.
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