New Jersey Political analyst Ingrid Reed hosts a three-session discussion series about this year's New Jersey election and its importance for our state. The virtual, interactive sessions will be conducted with panels of journalists and experts. This is the second event in the series that includes:

Elizabeth Matto, director of the Center for Youth Political
Participation, looking at research on the increase in registration
and voting among  those 18-34 years old.

Ashley Koning, director of the Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling, speaking to the reliability of polls in 2020 and what they tell us

Political Science Professor and Senior Scholar at the Center for
American Women and Politics Kira Sanbonmatzu reviewing
the impact of women voters and women candidates this year
based on CAWP’s research

Associate Political Science Professor and Eagleton Senior Scholar Saladin [Din]Ambar will comment from the perspective of a new text book he authored, “Reconsidering American Political Thought,” that
focuses on race and gender.

Presented in partnership with the Princeton Public Library and Princeton Adult School.

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