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Featured The 2020 election has had important aftereffects

Henry Farrell

A five-article seminar on the 2020 election and its aftereffects, published in The Washington Post’s Monkey Cage blog.

Article A five-article seminar on the 2020 election and its aftereffects, published in The Washington Post’s Monkey Cage blog. The 2020 election has had important aftereffects
- Henry Farrell
Article The 2020 election featured a level of partisan voting that exceeded even that of 2016. Why, then, did Joe Biden win and Hillary Clinton lose? This is how Biden eked out his 2020 victory
- David Brady
- Brett Parker
Article A political party succeeds when it builds sustained, multiracial organizations on the ground that are rooted in real people’s real problems. To learn about the Democratic Party’s future, look at what Latino organizers did in Arizona
- Hahrie Han
- Liz McKenna
Article Historically, high voter engagement in the United States has come during periods of high democratic dysfunction. The high turnout in 2020 wasn’t good for American democracy
- Lee Drutman
News Over the next week, our guest panelists will be publishing articles that grew out of those conversations about the 2020 election and its aftereffects. SNF Agora Panelists Publish Articles on the 2020 Election and its Aftereffects February 8, 2021
Article Growing and influential voting blocs are reshaping electoral politics. The most dramatic example is Georgia. Black voters helped Biden get elected. His presidency will be defined by how he acts on racial equity.
- Rashawn Ray
Article Millions of Americans sympathize with the Capitol insurrection. Everyone else must figure out how to live alongside them. Coexistence Is the Only Option
- Anne Applebaum
News The SNF Agora Institute's online forum provides expert answers to questions surrounding the impact, implications, and legacy of the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Forum Brings Together Experts and the Public for Discussion of Capitol Insurrection January 12, 2021
Article Fake outrage — over election-fraud lies and other supposed offenses — has real consequences. A cynical ploy like Hawley and Cruz’s looks harmless. Until it isn’t.
- Henry Farrell
Article The allure of democracy was the nation’s best asset abroad, but the president squandered it by inciting political violence. What Trump and His Mob Taught the World About America
- Anne Applebaum

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