Are You Better Off Now Than Four Years Ago? A Classic Campaign Question Gets Complicated
U.S. News & World Report
Sarah Wagner, Professor of Anthropology
Research and Stories
Research and Stories
Find out how GW faculty are applying their expertise during Election 2024.
Faculty Interviews
GW faculty provide analysis on a wide range of election topics in this collection of interviews.
Major Events Like Elections Bring Online Hate Communities Closer Together with Neil Johnson
Immigration Policy and Trump with Elizabeth Vaquera
U.S. Presidential Election Influence on Foreign Nations with Natalia Dinello
Compelling Campaign Messaging with Lesley Lopez
The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act SCOTUS Case with Sara Rosenbaum
In the News
Explore expert election commentary from GW's leading scholars, regularly featured in major media outlets.
Latest Headlines
Expert underscores significance on Day 1 of the NATO summit
WUSA9
Amy Austin Holmes, Research Professor of International Affairs
Despite this election having the two oldest candidates in U.S. history, young voters could have a big impact
Spectrum News
Jesse J. Holland, Assistant Professor of Media and Public Affairs
The Case for Kamala Harris Is Really Strong. And Then There’s This.
U.S. News & World Report
Casey Burgat, Assistant Professor
Comparing economic performance for Latinos under Trump, Biden
PolitiFact
Tara Sinclair, Professor of Economics and International Affairs
Publications
When the Math Matters: Improving Statistical Advocacy in Gerrymandering Litigation
By Robin L. Juni, Associate Professor of Fundamentals of Lawyering
Birchers: How the John Birch Society Radicalized the American Right
(Basic Books, 2023)
By Matt Dallek, Professor of Political Management
Mastering the Room Political Podcast
Hosted by Casey Burgat, Program Director, Legislative Affairs; Assistant Professor
Artificial Intelligence Accountability of Public Administration
By Francesca Bignami, Leroy Sorenson Merrifield Research Professor of Law