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The country is not completely rudderless, even if many senior officials are quarantining to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.
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In this Q&A, Professor Eric Novotny shares his insights on foreign interference in US elections.
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AU’s Allan Lichtman defied pollsters and pundits to predict Donald Trump’s 2016 victory based on his “13 Keys.” He’s been right in every presidential election since 1984. Now he is making his prediction for 2020.
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Fewer than half say they will vote for Biden; many won’t vote at all; but a black VP may help; showing tangible support for the black community may win their vote and loyalty
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Inspired by her time in the Ohio State Senate, SPA Executive in Residence Capri Cafaro assembled and authored a cookbook entitled United We Eat: 50 Great American Dishes To Bring Us All Together
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On June 17, the Sine Institute at the AU School of Public Affairs hosted an online panel of experts to discuss that iconic speech and the power of speechwriting.
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On April 14th the SPA Women & Politics Institute sponsored a virtual book talk on women in congress.
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Nearly one-third of likely women voters report increased political involvement since 2016, according to the national Gender on the Ballot poll.
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AU School of Public Affairs (SPA) Professor David Barker, however, finds that fact-checking can make a difference to certain voters––specifically those who are comparing candidates within a given party, over time.
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Katherine Miller is a communications executive and advocate for the culinary community.
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