Big picture with Trump vs. Clinton is all in the framing
Getting people to put on one set of glasses rather than another to view their political choices is part of what campaigns do to win elections. The fight to frame […]
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A media-savvy celeb, Trump knows how to get coverage, journalists say
/in NewsUCLA political science professor Lynn Vavreck and political reporters Sasha Issenberg and Dylan Byers agreed that Trump has used outrageousness to attract media attention.
Love Me, Love Me, I’m a Leninist
/in NewsHillary Clinton’s camp thinks it’s time for voters to step into line and stop criticizing their candidate.
How Clinton vs. Trump Could Play Out
/in NewsIn the past, political scientists and economists have used economic growth models to predict presidential election results. The overall record of this methodology has been fairly good. The book jacket […]
How ‘The Donald’ trumps satire, and we’re all laughing
/in NewsNo presidential candidate in living memory has attracted the scale and intensity of the satire unleashed on Donald Trump.
Provoking the Latino Vote: Early Signs that Trump Is Triggering a Backlash
/in NewsMuch ado has been made of the Latino demographic in this election year. Democrats see reports of rising voter registration and immigrant naturalization rates among Latinos in Texas, California and elsewhere as […]
When It Comes To Economic Election Prediction Models, It’s A Mixed Bag
/in NewsUCLA political scientist Lynn Vavreck says rhetoric about the economy will still likely dominate in this campaign and could sway some voters on the fence. She says Trump will focus […]
What’s behind Brazil’s economic and political crises?
/in NewsFive UCLA experts from across the campus recently assembled a big-picture view of the political turmoil, economic crisis and investigation into widespread corruption that are shaking Brazil to its core.
The Life of ‘The Party Decides’
/in News4 political-science professors contemplate the improbable rise and fall of an obscure academic text in the time of Trump
Our View: Vince Fong for 34th Assembly District
/in NewsFong comes well-prepared for the job of assemblyman. A Bakersfield native, Fong has worked in politics since 1999 when, as a UCLA freshman, he interned with former Rep. Bill Thomas, […]
