News in Elections 2020
Duke in the News
Duke Study Looks at Who Spreads Misinformation
Interview with Asher Lawson, a Ph.D. candidate at Duke’s Fuqua School of Business in the Management and Organizations department
This Gen-Xer Woke Up to Adulthood the Day of the Jan. 6 Capitol Riots
Commentary by Curtis Chang, a theologian and consulting faculty member at Duke Divinity School
NC GOP Continues a Century-Old Effort to Mute the Black Vote
Column featuring comments by Robert Korstad, professor emeritus of public policy and co-author of “Fragile Democracy”
How New Jan. 6 Revelations on Ray Epps, Others Undercut Tucker Carlson’s FBI Conspiracy Theory
Features comments by Lisa Kern Griffin, a law professor specializing in evidence theory, constitutional criminal procedure and federal criminal justice
With New Nominees, Biden Attempts to Assemble Most Diverse Fed in History
Links to comments by Sarah Bloom Raskin, a distinguished fellow at Duke Law School’s Global Financial Markets Center
Trump’s Pride Goeth Before Our Fall
Commentary by Frank Bruni, a professor of the practice of journalism and public policy in the Sanford School of Public Policy
The Assault on Democracy From Historical Perspectives: The Jan. 6 Insurrection One Year Later
Panel discussion with Nancy MacLean, professor of history and public policy
Political Experts Discuss Redistricting Ruling
Interview with Asher D. Hildebrand, associate professor of the practice at Duke’s Sanford School of Public Policy
Can Fact-Checking Solve the Misinformation Pandemic?
Quotes Mark Stencel, co-director of the Reporters’ Lab at Duke, where he researches political fact-checking
Verdict in for N.C.’s Redistricting Trial. Appeal Will Be Filed This Week
Reviews the testimony of Duke mathematician Jonathan Mattingly, whose team used computer models to make 100,000 maps