Could Ire Over AI Data Centers Tilt the Midterm Elections?
Amid so much partisan division, opposition to Big Tech infrastructure seems to be the thing that unites Americans right now, says UCLA Luskin Professor Megan Mullin.
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The Facts on Free and Fair Elections: A Q&A With Gary Segura The UCLA Luskin political scientist weighs in on the changing landscape of voting rights and how the public can prepare for this election season
The UCLA Luskin political scientist weighs in on the changing landscape of voting rights and how the public can prepare for this election season.
Hope Is Hard Work: Laphonza Butler Delivered Call to Action on Building Power From the Ground Up At the annual Luskin Summit, the former U.S. senator joined 400 scholars, students, and leaders in search for lasting equity and well-being
At the annual Luskin Summit, the former U.S. senator joined 400 scholars, students, and leaders in search for lasting equity and well-being.
A Toss-Up in the LA Mayor’s Race
UCLA Luskin poll finding 40% undecided draws local, national and international coverage.
BGI Report Examines Hungary’s Democratic Future Ahead of Key Election
New report assesses Hungary’s democratic decline and election outlook, questioning future of Orbán’s illiberal model.
Ron Avi Astor Receives AERA Research Award in Human Development
UCLA Luskin Social Welfare professor is honored by the American Educational Research Association.
Volatility Ahead in LA Mayor’s Race; UCLA Luskin Poll Finds 40% of Voters Undecided ‘It’s a wide-open race’ ahead of the June 2 primary election
With just two months to go before a primary election for Los Angeles’ next mayor, 40% of the electorate remains undecided, signaling volatile weeks of campaigning ahead, according to a new poll by the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs…
A Leftward Shift in the Ever-Evolving Latino Vote
Recent elections suggest an abrupt correction is underway, with some of those who backed Trump now swinging back to the Democrats.
A Fulbright Winner’s Passion for International Education Public Affairs alum is teaching English while immersing herself in Kenyan culture
Laila Wheeler BA ’25, one of 12 UCLA students and recent grads selected for the program, is immersing herself in Kenyan culture, history, language, and nature.
A New Perspective on Sacramento Policymaking UCLA Luskin's annual research briefing puts community priorities at the center of legislative action
UCLA Luskin’s annual research briefing puts community priorities at the center of legislative action.
