Political Analytics: Insights from the 2024 Election

The 2024 US Election will be one of the most consequential elections in our recent history. The lead up to the election has been unlike any we have ever seen, with a top ticket candidate change, a former president running for reelection, and domestic issues and global events shaping the conversation. In the aftermath of the 2024 election, we will dive into the key points that influenced the final days of the election, whether or not the polls got it right this year, and what changes the new administration might bring. Join us to hear leaders in the field of political analytics discuss key insights from the 2024 election.

This panel discussion will highlight the importance of political analytics days after the conclusion of this year's election.


Panelists:

Susan Del Percio, Founder, Susan Del Percio Strategies; MSNBC Political Analyst

Jefrey Pollock, Founding Partner & President, Global Strategy Group

Basil Smikle, Ph.D., Professor of Practice & Director, M.S. in Nonprofit Management Program, Columbia University

Alissa Stollwerk, Ph.D., Vice President, YouGov Blue

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