Courts & Law
People, Policy, and Police
The run-up to the 2004 elections featured a vastly polarized electorate, unprecedented campaign spending, a spike in voter registration, and trepidation about the accuracy of the voting process. What can we learn from the process and results of the presidential, gubernatorial, and congressional elections? How effective were the campaigns? Which issues mattered and how? Did turnout affect the outcome? What do the election results mean for the new Congress?
On the Friday after Americans vote in one of the most intense elections in recent history, a panel of Brookings political scientists specializing in American politics will analyze the election results and their ramifications for politics and policymaking. Panelists will take questions from the audience.
