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“It's just as important to be able to learn how to communicate good public policy as it is to be able to research it.”

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.

"Harris’ approach—very quantitative and based on statistics—aligned with my experiences and knowledge in data processing and statistics.”

Anthony Fowler and William Howell research why moderate candidates do not run and find its due current polarization and worries about the likelihood of making lasting, impactful change.

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