Voter Behavior
Political science professor Ernest McGowen can discuss campaigns, elections and voter behavior, especially in regards to race, ethnicity, and age.
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Voting Rights
Law professor Henry L. Chambers Jr.'s can discuss a variety of areas related to the law and voting.
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Voting Security
Computer science professor Doug Szdaja can speak to security issues with voting machines.
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Legislative Implications
Political science professor Dan Palazzolo studies bipartisanship and coalition building in Congress and can discuss the legislative implications of this election.
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Judicial Implications
Political science professor Jennifer Bowie can discuss the judicial implications of the 2020 election.
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International Comparisons
Jenny Pribble, an expert in Latin American politics, can compare the U.S. Presidential election with Presidential elections taking place in Latin America.
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Campaign Messaging
Crystal Hoyt, professor of leadership studies and psychology, studies how campaign messaging around social class can influence prejudice.
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Campaigns & Pop Music
Joanna Love, assistant professor of music, researches how music is used to garner support during political campaigns.
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Political Rhetoric
Linda Hobgood, director of the Speech Center and professor of rhetoric and communications studies, studies public speaking, speech writing, and political rhetoric.
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Foreign Policy
Political science professor Stephen Long can share insights on candidates' stances on foreign policy.
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Public Policy
Tracy Roof, a political science professor, can discuss proposals around public policies such as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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Healthcare Policy
Rick Mayes, professor of public policy, can speak to candidates' campaign proposals regarding healthcare policy.
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Charismatic Candidates
Jessica Flanigan, leadership studies and philosophy, politics, economics, and law professor, can speak to why voters should be wary of charismatic candidates.
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Presidential Leadership
Ken Ruscio, a distinguished lecturer in the Jepson School of Leadership Studies, studies Presidential leadership and the characteristics of a good leader.
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Social Welfare & Racial Politics
Political science professor Jennifer Erkulwater, studies U.S. social welfare, race, and disability politics.
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Student Conversations
Psychology professor Karen Kochel can discuss how teachers can and should talk about the upcoming election in their classrooms.
History of Voting Rights
History professor Pippa Holloway can discuss current issues around voting rights and the history of voting restrictions.
Campus Election Programming
Sylvia Gale, Executive Director of University of Richmond's Bonner Center for Civic Engagement, helps students get involved in elections and become agents of change.