A Survey of the New American Electorate
A CSDP workshop
Friday, April 3, 2020
Organized by Chinbo Chong, LaFleur Stephens-Dougan, and Ali Valenzuela
by invitation only
by invitation only
The American electorate has become noticeably more diverse in the last 20 years. In fact, the U.S. Census Bureau notes that the United States will be a majority-minority nation by 2040. This demographic change has implications for who participates and contributes to American democracy. Who are these new voters? What influence do they have on American elections? What policy preferences do they hold? How does their visibility influence the political attitudes of other members? This workshop surveys the origins of these changes and their influence on party politics, voting patterns, coalition building, political representation, and public opinion.
Location300 Wallace Hall
Princeton University For questions about accessibility or to request disability accommodations, please contact Michele Epstein at 609-258-6493 or mdeps@princeton.edu. Two weeks advance notice will allow us to provide seamless access. |
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Chinbo Chong, 2019-2020 CSDP Fellow
Michele Epstein, Assistant Director, CSDP
Michele Epstein, Assistant Director, CSDP