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…
Recent elections suggest an abrupt correction is underway, with some of those who backed Trump now swinging back to the Democrats.
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.
UCLA Luskin’s annual research briefing puts community priorities at the center of legislative action.
Madeline Brozen of the UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies says the new legislation is a useful step in making transit safer.
The five-month residency provides time to reflect and recharge, envision new projects, and connect with UCLA faculty, students, and staff.
Research led by UCLA Luskin’s Michael Storper argues that government action, not just market forces, is needed to make housing affordable.
UCLA Luskin’s David Cohen says better tracking and transparency are needed to understand who is being held, why and for how long, and what happens afterward.
The inaugural UCLA Luskin California Poll also reveals residents’ experiences of financial well-being, along with wide-ranging views on lowering the voting age, turning on the A/C and bracing for wildfire.
UCLA Luskin’s Isaac Opper says well-implemented programs can yield measurable gains over time.
