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The 2024 Presidential Election

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Reliable information is a cornerstone of an effective democracy. Our faculty’s evidence-based insights cut through the political fog to clarify electoral dynamics and inform the public about key issues.

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Election Experts

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Mark Baldassare

Senior Fellow on Governance
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Santina Contreras

Assistant Professor
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Christian Grose

Professor of Political Science and International Relations and Public Policy

Academic Director, USC Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy

Jeffery A. Jenkins

Provost Professor of Public Policy, Political Science, and Law

Maria B. Crutcher Professor of Citizenship and Democratic Values

Director, PIPE Collaborative
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Mindy Romero

Assistant Professor (Research)
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Adam Rose

Professor (Research)
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Roberto Suro

Emeritus Professor
Dora Kingsley Vertenten

Dora Kingsley Vertenten

Professor (Teaching)

Coordinator, Master of Public Administration – Online

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USC Study

USC Study Reveals Non-Voting Eligible Voters of Color Outnumber Victory Margins in Many Competitive 2024 Congressional Districts

Center for Inclusive Democracy research underscores tremendous potential ofmobilizing voters in tightly contested congressional races across the U.S. A new national study from the Center for Inclusive Democracy at the USC Price School of Public Policy analyzing voter turnout in the 43 competitive U.S. congressional districts has found that in most of these districts, the…

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Read: USC Study Reveals Non-Voting Eligible Voters of Color Outnumber Victory Margins in Many Competitive 2024 Congressional Districts