Election 2008: History in the Making
The campaign to elect the 44th president of the United States has been long, intense, and full of firsts, including a former First Lady winning more delegates than any other female candidate in history, the nomination of the first African-American candidate, and the first-ever battle between two sitting senators. How can we synthesize the results of this historic race and move forward to address the serious crises facing the nation? As the dust settles after the general election, join political science Professor Kathryn Pearson on November 6, as she analyzes one of the most significant presidential campaigns in American history.
Dr. Kathryn Pearson is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Minnesota where she specializes in congressional elections, political parties, women and politics, and public opinion.
Dr. Kathryn Pearson is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at the University of Minnesota where she specializes in congressional elections, political parties, women and politics, and public opinion.
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