Whether you think Presidential debates are vital to deciding which candidate gets your vote or you think they're a waste of time, there's one thing most people agree on -- debates during election time have become an American institution over the past 25 years.
Politicians, pundits and partisans will visit Cornell University this fall for an election-season debate and lecture series. There will be a Third Party Presidential Debate, a labor outsourcing debate, and lectures by Sandy Berger, Alan Keyes and U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, leading to an online mock election.
"Whether the Democrats can find an answer to the politics of terrorism remains to be seen. It could be an election for the ages," says presidential historian James Hilty. Seek out Professor Hilty and other experts in a newly launched Election 2004 Online Newsroom.
Presidential candidates are crisscrossing the nation, but youths aren't on the map in the route to the White House. Experts weigh in on this and other election-related topics.
With the campaign season in full swing for what is sure to be another close presidential election, FSU experts are available to provide analysis, commentary, and historical perspective.
Johns Hopkins experts are available to comment on the politics of the presidential election campaign, the issues under debate and the implications of either a Republican or Democratic victory.
Civility expert P.M. Forni offers suggestions for avoiding angry confrontations in election-year political discussions.
According to a professor of journalism, Hollywood is in the thick of the presidential election, but candidates may soon grow weary of the attention.
Education reform has been well under way for years with the latest federal and state changes hitting classrooms just as reform becomes a top issue in the November elections.
An expert on Hispanic voters is available to discuss the role of Hispanics in the 2004 presidential election and the efforts that candidates, parties, and special interests are making to reach them.
From the presidency and presidential personalities to political polling, mass media, foreign policy, media endorsements, campaign finance, national policy-making, and African-American voters, experts are available to analyze the 2004 election.
Experts who can discuss a variety of topics related to the upcoming 2004 election, including the presidential election, and congressional campaign, voting and education issues.
Historically, union support has helped put many candidates over the top in elections, from the local level through the presidency.
President Bush travels to Capitol Hill January 20 for his third State of the Union address. With a presidential election year looming, and many in Congress focusing on their own reelection, the question for many is will Mr. Bush deliver more than just a modified campaign speech?
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