SGPP and the 2024 Election

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Get Involved | SGPP Election Events

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Date	Event	Time	Registration
Thursday, August 29th	Voter Registration Drive \| Honors College Courtyard	4:00pm - 6:00pm	Open to U of A students. No RSVP needed.
Wednesday, September 4th	Voter Registration Drive: Eegee's Included! \| Outside Social Sciences Building	1:30pm - 3:00pm	Open to U of A students. No RSVP needed.
Thursday, September 5th	Tucson Community Townhall on "Voting and Elections in Arizona" \| YWCA in Tucson	8:30am - 12:00pm	Community event. Registration is closed.
Tuesday, September 10th	Presidential Debate Viewing: Politics, food, and crafts \| CATalyst Data Studio in the Main Library	6:00pm - 7:30pm	Open to U of A students. Registration is closed.
Monday, September 23rd	Zoom with a Professional: Nina Beck, Attorney - Fair Elections Center	3:00pm - 3:50pm	Open to U of A students. Registration is closed.
Tuesday, October 1st	Vice Presidential Debate Viewing: Politics, food, and crafts \| CATalyst Data Studio in the Main Library	6:00pm - 7:30pm	Open to U of A students. Registration is closed.
Thursday, October 10th	SGPP Arizona Policy Lab Roundtable Series: US Democracy Under Threat? Examining the 2024 Election in an Era of Global Democratic Backsliding \| Hybrid. In-Person Location- ILC 150	6:00pm-7:30pm	Open to all. Registration is closed.
Monday, October 21st	Free Speech in Polarized Times: Healthy Discourse in the Classroom \| In-Person Location- ILC 120	3:00pm - 5:00pm	Open to all. Registration is closed.
Thursday, October 24th	SGPP Arizona Policy Lab Roundtable Series: Forecasting the Issues and Candidates that Will Define the 2024 Election \| Hybrid. In-Person Location- ILC 150	6:00pm-7:30pm	Open to all. Registration is closed.
Monday, October 28th	Navigating Academic Freedom and Free Speech on Campus: Legal Perspectives \| In-Person Location- ILC 120	3:00pm - 5:00pm	Open to all. Registration is closed.
Tuesday, October 29th	SGPP Arizona Policy Lab Roundtable Series: The Politics of Misinformation \| Union Kiva in the Student Union Memorial Center	6:00pm-7:30pm	Open to all. Registration is closed.
Tuesday, November 5th	Election Night Viewing: Politics, food, and activities \| CATalyst Studios in the Main Library	5:00pm- 8:00pm	Open to U of A students. Registration is closed.

Stay Informed | SGPP in the News and on the Election

"It's an Honor: The Impact of Polling in Election," W.A. Franke Honors College, 11/5/24 (Alex Braithwaite, Samara Klar, Chris Weber, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Could abortion hold the keys to the White House for Kamala Harris?," France 24/Agence France-Presse, 11/1/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Arizona Proposition 314: Border solution or banned law re-do?," NewsNation, 10/23/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Wildcat Town Hall tackles tough questions about effective democracy and voting," The Daily Wildcat, 10/23/24 (School of Government & Public Policy)
"Republican see hints of an early voting edge in marked turnaround from 2020," Washington Examiner, 10/22/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"A quick guide to swing state Arizona," BBC, 10/21/24, (Lisa Sanchez, Assistant Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Arizona official who delayed 2022 election certification pleads guilty," The Associated Press, 10/21/24 (Thomas Volgy, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Douglas Emhoff, cet avocat qui partage la vie de Kamala Harris," Madame Figaro, 10/18/24 (Lori Poloni-Staudinger, Dean, College of Social & Behavioral Sciences \| Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Desert deciders: Arizona stands at center of 2024 political universe," Washington Examiner, 10/18/24 (Lisa Sanchez, Assistant Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Experts: Voter fatigue expected from heavy political messaging in Arizona," KOLD-TV, 10/17/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Partisan politics to blame for the nation's 'flawed democracy' status," The Daily Wildcat, 10/14/24 (School of Government & Public Policy)
"Why is Kari Lake doing badly in a state that Donald Trump will probably win," The Boston Globe, 10/14/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Harris, Trump focus on Arizona as early voting kicks off," Spectrum News, 10/10/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Between the big lie and the border, hangs Arizona's electoral prize," Melbourne Age, 10/7/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"It could all depend on Arizona," The New Yorker, 10/4/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
“Young voters: Driven or disillusioned?,” UA Now, 10/3/24 (Frank Gonzalez, Associate Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
“Political awareness takes center stage as SGPP host VP debate viewing,” The Daily Wildcat, 10/2/24 (School of Government & Public Policy)
"The Truth Above Everything Else: Misinformation and the Election," The League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson, 9/21/24 (Yotam Shmargad, Associate Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Philosophy, COVID," New Frontiers by AZPM, 9/17/24 (Yotam Shmargad, Associate Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"UA students react to Harris vs Trump debate," KVOA-TV, 9/10/24 (School of Government & Public Policy)
"Hispanic voters give Harris edge on health care and climate," Reuters, 9/3/24 (Lisa Sanchez, Assistant Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"From the sunbelt to the swing states: The impact of the Jewish vote," Battleground, 8/30/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"The Show: Analysis shows young women are getting more liberal in their political views," KJZZ-Radio, 8/28/24 Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Abortion on the Ballot in Arizona," Bloomberg, 8/26/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Balance of Power: Harris fundraising push continues post-convention," Bloomberg, 8/26/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Battleground: The road to 270," WNYW-TV, 8/20/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Arizona's abortion ballot measure could affect the election," Time, 8/13/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"One small step for Democrats, one giant leap for Mark Kelly," National Journal, 8/12/24 (Lori Poloni-Staudinger, SBS Dean, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Why selecting Tim Walz was smart," Post Alley (Seattle), 8/11/24 (Barbara Norrander, Emeritus Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"This year, millions of Americans are expected to vote by mail," Spectrum News, 8/2/24 (Samara Klar, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Here's how many uncounted ballots remain in Arizona Senate GOP primary," Arizona Republic, 7/30/24 (Christopher Weber, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"University of Arizona political scholar on Biden's legacy," KVOA-TV, 7/22/24 (Chad Westerland, Associate Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Why we have conventions and how they work," Time, 7/15/24 (Barbara Norrander, Emeritus Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Former White House press secretary says assassination attempt on Trump could bring out more voters," KGUN, 7/15/24 (Pete Seat, Adjunct Instructor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Swing state analysis: Top issues for Arizona voters in the 2024 presidential election," Fox News, 7/5/24 (Thomas Volgy, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"How Biden can win over young Latinos," The New York Times, 7/5/24 (Lisa Sanchez, Assistant Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Supreme Court rules presidents have immunity for official acts," KVOA-TV, 7/2/24 (Chad Westerland, Associate Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)
"Why the swing state faith voters who really matter in 2024 aren't evangelicals," Religion News Service, 6/25/24 (Thomas Volgy, Professor, School of Government & Public Policy)