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With Election Day rapidly approaching, Professor William Howell provides some insight as to why news outlets are having trouble finding any undecided voters in the city of Chicago.

Prof. Steven Durlauf gives expert opinion on candidates' economic policies.

Citron is deputy director of the White House Office of Public Engagement

After the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs opened the gates to restrictions on women's healthcare, Democrats hope that a new contingent will vote for Harris in the presidential election: fathers who worry about their daughters' reproductive rights.

The city of Chicago takes steps to bolster voter confidence in election security.

Professor James A. Robinson of the Harris School of Public Policy is awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics.