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Paul Herrnson, Ph.D.
Professor of Political ScienceUniversity of Connecticut
Paul Herrnson's interests include political parties and elections, money and politics, and voting systems and election administration.
Stephen Farnsworth
Professor of Political Science and International AffairsUniversity of Mary Washington
Director of UMW Center for Leadership and Media Studies. Author/co-author of books on the presidency, mass media, public opinion, journalism
James Sample
Professor of LawHofstra University
Professor Sample regularly comments on voting rights and constitutional issues in leading media outlets.
John Geer
Gertrude Conaway Vanderbilt Professor of Political ScienceVanderbilt University
National expert in political campaigns, political advertising and public opinion. Co-directs the Vanderbilt Poll.
Jonathan Corpus Ong
Professor of Communication and Director of Global Technology for Social Justice LabUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Jonathan Corpus Ong's research areas are global media ethics, digital politics and the anthropology of humanitarianism.
Ray La Raja
Professor of Political Science / Associate Director of UMass PollUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst
Ray La Raja's research interests include political parties, interest groups, elections, campaign finance and political participation.
Christopher A. Cooper
Madison Distinguished Professor of Political Science & Public Affairs and Director of the Haire Institute for Public PolicyWestern Carolina University
Christopher A. Cooper's research is on N.C. politics, southern politics, political behavior and behavioral public administration.
Ranjit Singh
Associate Professor of Political Science and International AffairsUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Singh has served as an accredited international observer to elections in South Africa, Namibia, the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
Andrew Janusz
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Florida
Andrew Janusz is an expert on elections, political behavior and racial identity in Latin America; particularly in Brazilian politics.
Rosalyn Cooperman
Professor of Political ScienceUniversity of Mary Washington
Dr. Cooperman's expertise focuses on women in politics.