Do Political Ads Even Work?
2022 is set to be the most expensive midterm election in history. But the political science research is murky on how much that matters.
Source: newrepublic.com
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Do Campaign TV Ads Really Change Voters' Minds?
American TV viewers are bombarded with political ads during the lengthy campaign season. But do these ads really make a difference to voting habits?
Source: howstuffworks.com
Q&A: UCLA political scientists on how the 2020 presidential campaign continues to reverberate
Lynn Vavreck and Chris Tausanovitch discuss their new book, “The Bitter End: The 2020 Presidential Campaign and the Challenge to American Democracy.”
United States Lynn Vavreck Chris Tausanovitch George Floyd John Sides Of Vanderbilt University Princeton University Press
Source: ucla.edu
'The Bitter End' to democracy? Hindsight is 20/20.
Political scientist and author Lynn Vavreck’s new book explores the long-term trends and short-term shocks that shaped the dramatic 2020 election and what these changes could mean for the future.
United States Scott Eisen Getty Lynn Vavreck Chris Tausanovitch Joe Biden Cancer Moonshot Initiative On Sept
Source: politico.com
The falling cost of petrol is good news for Joe Biden
The price at the pump is an indicator of presidential approval | Graphic detail
Source: economist.com
Analysis: Trump once again hands Biden a theme to run on
Trump's insistence on staying in the spotlight has given President Biden something he badly needed — a unifying theme for his administration.
Source: latimes.com
UCLA in the News September 2, 2022
Highlights from Washington Post, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times and others.
Source: ucla.edu
Opinion | When It Comes to Eating Away at Democracy, Trump Is a Winner
His drive to undermine faith in elections has proved strikingly successful.
Source: nytimes.com
UCLA in the News August 24, 2022
Highlights from the New York Times, the Associated Press, ABC’s “Good Morning America,” and others.
Source: ucla.edu
Concern over abortion bans helps Democrats, but is it enough to overcome high inflation?
A leading theory says voters in midterm elections react against new policies from the party in the White House. But what if it's the opposition party driving policy?
Source: latimes.com