Election coverage and results from Missouri, Illinois and the race for the White House
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipient Michael Olson on KSDK-TV commenting on MO, IL election results
News
Missouri unemployment rate drops in September as thousands drop out of labor market
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipient Ian Fillmore quoted in Washington Examiner
Why is 2020 not like 2016? Fewer undecideds, for one
Former Center Director Steven Smith quoted in PolitiFact article
Majority of all voters say climate change is real; more Democrats consider it a problem
Former Center Director Steven Smith quoted in The Source
Justice Barrett Rises to Top of Increasingly Conservative Judiciary
Weidenbaum Center Research Fellow Lee Epstein quoted in The New York Times
2020 election talk: Voter confidence in U.S. presidential results - WashU political experts discuss hot topics in this year’s election
Former Center Director Steven Smith, WC Research Fellow Andrew Reeves, and WC Small Grant Recipient Betsy Sinclair discuss hot topics in the 2020 election in roundtable session sponsored by WU Arts & Sciences.
Here’s how conservative the supreme court could tip with Amy Coney Barrett
Supreme Court Database Analysis by Weidenbaum Center Research Fellow Lee Epstein and Chancellor Andrew Martin highlighted in The Guardian
Once Appointed, US Supreme Court Justices Have a Job for Life, But Should They?
Court Reform Report by Weidenbaum Center Research Fellow Lee Epstein and Center Grant Recipients James Gibson and Michael Nelson (Penn State University), referenced in Voice of America article
Parson administration did remove almost 100,000 kids from Medicaid, as Galloway said
Weidenbaum Center Research Fellow Timothy McBride quoted in PolitiFact
VERIFY: What exactly does the Senate Judiciary Committee vote on for Judge Barrett?
Former Center Director Steven Smith source in Verify section on WUSA-TV, Washington DC
The U.S. Supreme Court’s legitimacy is in great danger
Weidenbaum Center Grant Recipient James Gibson authors opinion piece in STL Dispatch
President Donald Trump is set to visit Prescott, Tucson. Here's why
Weidenbaum Center Research Fellow Andrew Reeves quoted in AZ Central/Arizona Republic