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WEBINAR ON THE NOV 2024 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS IN THE USA
Aleena T Sabu, Associate, Research at Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
gets in conversation with
Prof G Gopa Kumar PhD, Eminent Psephologist and Former Vice Chancellor, Central University of Kerala
on the topic,
US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 2024: VOTER TREND ANALYSIS
The upcoming U.S. Elections on November 5th, 2024 will be a crucial occasion influencing the political climate of the United States of America. Deep national differences on topics including economy, healthcare, social justice, and foreign policy are reflected in the presidential contest between the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and the Republican opponent Donald Trump.
With increased political polarization and high election turnout anticipated, key swing states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona will be crucial. With significant ramifications for both home and foreign policy, the 2024 U.S. elections are predicted to be among the most important in recent history.
The nation's course will be determined by swing state dynamics, voter turnout, and important concerns like social justice, healthcare, and the economy. The country is still sharply split as both parties get ready for fierce campaigns, and the election presents an opportunity to either strengthen or change the current political direction.
KEY DISCUSSION POINTS
1. Background to US Elections
2. Election Process Involved
3. Analysis of Voter Trends of Current Nominees in their Hometowns
4. Voting Trends for previously Elected Candidates
5. State-wise Analysis of General Trends among Voters
6. Voter Analysis in Swing States
7. Red and Blue States and their Importance to Candidates
#USElections2024 #PresidentialElection2024 #Election2024 #2024Election #KamalaHarris #DonaldTrump #Vote2024 #VoterTrends2024 #SwingStates2024 #2024ElectionPolls #2024PresidentialRace #ElectionPredictions2024 #PoliticalDebate2024 #Democrats2024 #Republicans2024 #ElectionForecast2024 #VoterTurnout2024
Aleena T Sabu, Associate, Research at Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR)
gets in conversation with
Prof G Gopa Kumar PhD, Eminent Psephologist and Former Vice Chancellor, Central University of Kerala
on the topic,
US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 2024: VOTER TREND ANALYSIS
The upcoming U.S. Elections on November 5th, 2024 will be a crucial occasion influencing the political climate of the United States of America. Deep national differences on topics including economy, healthcare, social justice, and foreign policy are reflected in the presidential contest between the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and the Republican opponent Donald Trump.
With increased political polarization and high election turnout anticipated, key swing states like Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Arizona will be crucial. With significant ramifications for both home and foreign policy, the 2024 U.S. elections are predicted to be among the most important in recent history.
The nation's course will be determined by swing state dynamics, voter turnout, and important concerns like social justice, healthcare, and the economy. The country is still sharply split as both parties get ready for fierce campaigns, and the election presents an opportunity to either strengthen or change the current political direction.
KEY DISCUSSION POINTS
1. Background to US Elections
2. Election Process Involved
3. Analysis of Voter Trends of Current Nominees in their Hometowns
4. Voting Trends for previously Elected Candidates
5. State-wise Analysis of General Trends among Voters
6. Voter Analysis in Swing States
7. Red and Blue States and their Importance to Candidates
#USElections2024 #PresidentialElection2024 #Election2024 #2024Election #KamalaHarris #DonaldTrump #Vote2024 #VoterTrends2024 #SwingStates2024 #2024ElectionPolls #2024PresidentialRace #ElectionPredictions2024 #PoliticalDebate2024 #Democrats2024 #Republicans2024 #ElectionForecast2024 #VoterTurnout2024
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