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"Aid Worker Voices" by Tom Arcaro draws from survey responses from more than 1,000 aid workers stationed around the world. 

The senior negotiator and democracy activist will speak on the current state of the civil war and prospects for peace.

Kenneth Fernandez, director of the Elon University Poll, looks ahead to future elections and the role Latino voters will play in deciding outcomes.

Pulitzer Prize-winner Maureen Dowd on Nov. 7 shared insights into the men who campaign for the highest office in the land.

Faculty and staff from the Department of Political Science and Public Administration offered live television analysis of 2012 election results.

Four student journalists will be on the road in Boston, Chicago, Charlotte and Raleigh, N.C., to report on the 2012 races for president and governor.

The latest Elon University Poll found distinct voter preferences among fan bases for North Carolina's top three college men's hoops teams.

President Barack Obama's support comes from youth, women; former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney is backed by men & older voters.

Four teams took turns Oct. 25 defending positions on economic growth, healthcare and same-sex marriage while dismantling opponents’ views.

The CEO of a nonpartisan institute on faith & public life was joined Oct. 10 by an Elon professor to share insights as the elections approach.