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- Emory Johns Creek Hospital helps patients rock the vote from their hospital bedsNov. 3, 2020
- Emory’s national election experts react to Joe Biden’s vice-presidential pickAug. 12, 2020
- Georgia primary will be a preview of November election, say Emory expertsMay 20, 2020
- Emory University to offer leading political experts for Election 2020Nov. 15, 2019
- 'Race and the Obama Administration' explores substance, symbols and promises keptJuly 16, 2019
- Emory outlines legislative priorities after midterm electionsNov. 8, 2018
- Carol Anderson - 'One Person, No Vote' & the impact of voter suppressionOct. 1, 2018
- A fresh look back at 2016 finds America with an identity crisisSept. 15, 2018
- Political polarization paved way for Trump, will continue into 2020 raceJune 29, 2018
- Voting while black: the racial injustice that harms our democracyJune 7, 2018
- A strong economy presents democrats with a challenge in the midtermsJune 6, 2018
- Don Blankenship continues quest to help Joe Manchin keep his jobMay 22, 2018
- Trump voters warn him not to fire Mueller: 'People would be suspicious'May 22, 2018
- Black, female and running for governor: Can she win in the South?May 22, 2018
- The powerful pattern Democrats must break to win the SenateApril 17, 2018
- What A Booming Economy Means For The MidtermsApril 2, 2018
- With centrist Democrats' success, party's identity struggle gets more complicatedMarch 20, 2018
- Citing Parkland shooting, anti-gun-violence activist is running for Congress in GeorgiaMarch 15, 2018
- What motivates voters more than loyalty? LoathingMarch 2, 2018
- Do low-turnout elections make the electorate more conservative? Not that much.Feb. 20, 2018
- This is why Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was just awarded the $5 million Ibrahim prizeFeb. 13, 2018
- Symposium to explore impact of Obama's presidency on black politicsFeb. 21, 2017
- Chris Palazzolo: Sharing his passion for politics with students and facultyJan. 18, 2017
- Emory experts address election outcomeNov. 10, 2016
- Skewed justice: Verdicts for sale?Nov. 7, 2016
- Election fuels public scholarship for Emory expertsNov. 1, 2016
- Experts outline best sources for fact-checking the presidential raceOct. 18, 2016
- Unprecedented election cycle provides focus for coursesOct. 11, 2016
- Might deep red Georgia really go for Clinton?Aug. 17, 2016
- How can Trump win skeptics and critics over?Aug. 15, 2016
- Poll: Most Georgians want race to be a top issue for next presidentAug. 14, 2016
- Federal debt and Libertarians and Allen BuckleyAug. 9, 2016
- An opportunity for Bill Clinton to model ideal male supportive behaviorJuly 28, 2016
- For Clinton, Obama is an asset and a challengeJuly 28, 2016
- Why Michelle Obama has a prime spot at the Democratic National ConventionJuly 24, 2016
- Donald Trump and America's moral authorityJuly 22, 2016
- Divided Republicans ponder the after-TrumpJuly 17, 2016
- "Politics has become celebrity-driven": How 2016 surprised political thinkersJuly 17, 2016
- Hillary Clinton's lead in the polls may be larger than it seems. here's why.June 20, 2016
- Trump mostly correct about Sharia law support in AfghanistanJune 16, 2016
- Donald Trump's fear factorJune 14, 2016
- Twilight of the old south?June 12, 2016
- A confederacy of whinersJune 10, 2016
- Warren to endorse Clinton, but maybe not as her vpJune 9, 2016
- Clinton to get boost from democratic juggernautsJune 8, 2016
- Your brain on politics: What shapes your vote?May 23, 2016
- Stop the polling insanityMay 20, 2016
- Election forecasting in the age of TrumpMay 15, 2016
- Voters' fears about Trump may outweigh wish for changeMay 10, 2016
- A Cruz-Kasich partnership is an intriguing idea, but it lacks visionApril 26, 2016
- Election 2016: Soul-searching continues for Democrats and RepublicansFeb. 1, 2016
- Debate experts: First GOP debate will define the contenders beyond TrumpAug. 6, 2015
- Election forecast: Negative partisanship will drive 2016 racesJune 5, 2015
- Election 2014: News media look to Emory's political expertsOct. 31, 2014
- How do campaign ads affect elections?Oct. 29, 2014
- Dissecting campaign ads: David Perdue & Michelle NunnOct. 27, 2014
- Nathan Deal & Jason Carter: An in-depth look at the Georgia gubernatorial candidatesOct. 14, 2014
- Can we still trust polls to predict elections?Oct. 10, 2014
- Weighing in on the Georgia Senate candidatesSept. 29, 2014
- Exclusive election poll shows Deal over Carter for governorAug. 19, 2014
- Georgia Senate race tightest in yearsJuly 24, 2014
- Georgia Republican primary runoffJuly 21, 2014
- Mississippi Senate runoff: Can black voters save Thad Cochran?June 23, 2014
- Cantor's Republican primary loss: Emory experts commentJune 11, 2014
- Poll shows Carter leading Deal 48-41 in governor's raceMay 27, 2014
- Evolution-denying Georgia senate bid fails as Chamber winsMay 21, 2014
- Bruising Georgia Republican primary: Will it fuel Democrats, or fire up GOP?May 19, 2014
- In Georgia primary, crowded field spars for U.S. Senate nodMay 19, 2014
- Poll shows Georgia ethics agency's problems pose a danger for DealMay 11, 2014
- With new leader for Obamacare, White House shifts to election modeApril 11, 2014
- Georgia's election performance dinged as primary nearsApril 8, 2014
- Georgia voters could be among the first to cast ballots in 2016 presidential primary contestFeb. 19, 2014
- A more diverse slate of Republican presidential possiblesFeb. 6, 2014
- Ga. voters surprised Macon election change isn't challengedFeb. 6, 2014
- What would the Democrats do without Clinton in 2016?Feb. 6, 2014
- How race and religion have polarized American votersJan. 20, 2014
- Ethics probe doesn't shake Deal's frontrunner statusDec. 17, 2013
- Three senators try to hold off G.O.P. in SouthDec. 9, 2013
- Tell Me More: Cory Booker: Workhorse or showhorse?Oct. 29, 2013
- Government Shutdown: Expect it or worse, says AbramowitzSept. 25, 2013
- President Obama won all 10 of the states with the highest turnout in 2012. That means less than you think.Sept. 24, 2013
- In Georgia's Senate race, signs of GOP unease about tea party cloutAug. 20, 2013
- Michelle Nunn engages battle for Senate in GeorgiaJuly 23, 2013
- Political Insider with Jim GallowayJuly 11, 2013
- Supreme Court decision impacts GA electionsJune 25, 2013
- The effect of the Supreme Court's voting rights ruling in Georgia: A talk with Emory's Merle BlackJune 25, 2013
- White apathy, energized black voters doomed GOP's Romney in 2012 as black turnout hit highsApril 29, 2013
- GOP wooing women and minoritiesApril 17, 2013
- U.S. House battle brewing among SC RepublicansMarch 13, 2013
- Polarization and voting rightsMarch 5, 2013
- Supreme Court weighs stripping key provision from Voting Rights ActMarch 4, 2013
- Election 2012: Faculty experts focus on final stretchSept. 28, 2012
- GOP convention: Emory experts availableAug. 24, 2012
- Election 2012: Expect a long primary seasonJan. 23, 2012
- State of the Union Address expertsJan. 22, 2012
- 'Super Committee' unlikely to deliver real results, Emory political expert saysNov. 11, 2011
- Cain, Perry and Romney: what's next for the Republicans?Oct. 14, 2011
- Government shutdown: Emory experts say everybody losesSept. 26, 2011
- Previewing 2012 elections: Emory experts availableSept. 23, 2011