Election 2024

USC experts in international relations and foreign policy discuss how the Olympics shape — and are shaped by — global politics.

The media expert offers insights on the habits of cord-cutting Americans, deepfake videos, and the expected increase in ads that could shape this historic election.

Political historian Jeffery Jenkins weighs in on Biden’s situation and how members of Congress could play a role.

The rise of AI has flooded the internet with election disinformation. Experts discuss how governments can regulate the emerging technology.

As President Biden and former President Trump gear up for their first debate of the 2024 election season, USC experts explore the enduring connections between politics and theater.

During tonight’s first Biden-Trump debate of 2024, the spotlight will be on how each candidate leverages the elements of political theater to shape the narrative of their campaign.

The rollback of Roe v. Wade added fuel to a contentious nationwide debate that now extends well beyond the right to terminate a pregnancy. USC experts discuss Dobbs’ lasting impacts and potential influence in the November election.

The 2024 election looms large, and with it, the question of how much we can trust preelection polls. USC pollsters break down the art and science of public opinion polling in the aftermath of Super Tuesday.

Christian Grose, a seasoned USC pollster and political scientist, offers a deep dive into the world of public opinion polling.

An expert in criminal law and feminist legal theory, Gruber is a powerful voice for women’s rights in the courtroom and the classroom.

Fewer than one-third of voters used the free BallotTrax tracking tool in 2022, USC Price’s Center for Inclusive Democracy says.

The survey by USC, CSULB and Cal Poly Pomona shows many likely voters remain undecided, and that Garvey’s history with the Dodgers isn’t boosting his chances.

USC experts unpack the nuanced realities driving the United States’ immigration debate.

The candidates’ ages are a concern for many ahead of the 2024 elections, but significant life experience has its advantages, USC experts say.

Americans are united on core principles like the importance of public education and parental involvement, but diverge on the details, a new USC study suggests.

The impact, still rippling outward, continues to roil politics and disrupt pregnancy care.

Voters on Nov. 7 turned away from candidates with extreme views in key races, signaling a potential shift in priorities as 2024 looms.

The court has signaled that it is ready to reject a precedent known as “Chevron deference.” USC experts say that could reshape how environmental, health and consumer protection policies are made and enforced, and even threaten health and safety.

USC experts are available to discuss key issues on the Supreme Court’s docket.

The Google-funded USC Election Cybersecurity Initiative has held workshops for officials around the country, bracing them for cyberthreats. Now, they are channeling their efforts into helping voters.

Practical difficulties such as child care requirements and limited polling place hours can curb voter turnout, but USC researchers find most Americans think voting is a matter of belief.

Registered voters can drop off their completed ballots at voting centers on the University Park and Health Sciences campuses. Why does USC have these centers? The executive director of USC Dornsife’s Center for the Political Future explains.