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Three professors have made news in recent days by analyzing issues related to the upcoming elections.

Assistant Professor Dion Farganis reminds newspaper audiences that more is at stake in November than simply who occupies the White House.

One of the nation's top political analysts will discuss the campaign strategies that will unfold in the next few weeks.

Seniors traveled to North Carolina’s largest city to contribute to Creative Loafing Charlotte's accounts of the Democratic National Convention.

In a newspaper guest column, Associate Professor Anthony Hatcher writes a suggested presidential televised address to the American people.

A dozen ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ students attended a Sept. 3 ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ Poll press conference and panel discussion with political experts and journalists.

A panel of political analysts and journalists said the North Carolina electorate's dynamics indicate it will lean toward Mitt Romney in November.

With Democrats visiting Charlotte for their party's convention, Republican challenger Mitt Romney leads Barack Obama in North Carolina.

Several multimedia student journalists are credentialed to cover the Democratic National Convention when it comes to North Carolina.