Election

Moderators were Fox 5 morning anchor Jeannette Reyes, Fox 5 political anchor Tom Fitzgerald and Mo Elleithee, Executive Director, GU Politics.

Organized by Georgetown University and Fox 5, the debate was held inside the ornate Gaston Hall, with supporters in the audience frequently interrupting the live broadcast and cheering zingers.

“Both campaigns are nationalizing this race and tapping into national sentiments,” said Mo Elleithee, founding executive director of Georgetown University’s Institute of Politics and Public Service and veteran of numerous…

On April 13, 2021 former Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) Christopher C. Krebs joined GU Politics for a conversation on protecting election integrity.

In past years, the presidential election has brought heightened energy and political engagement to campus. Campus groups like Georgetown’s Institute of Politics and Public Service, College Democrats and College Republicans…

Join the Georgetown Institute of Politics and Public Service (GU Politics) on Tuesday, December 8 for a three-part event, “Transition 2020,” presented by Brunswick Group. With President-Elect Joe Biden and…

Play Youtube Video Gen-Z Voters: Democracy Works Despite Flaws New voters took seriously their first participation in the democratic process, viewing it as an obligation even as they…

Dear members of the GU Politics community, Election Day has arrived after an incredibly tumultuous year in politics. And I recognize that—at a time when our nation feels polarized and…

On the nights of both presidential debates (9/29 and 10/22), GU Politics hosted live group chats and post-debate discussion groups, giving Hoyas the opportunity to watch and analyze the debates…

On October 19, GU Politics hosted Josh Mendelsohn of Hawkfish, Scott Tranter of 0ptimus Analytics, and Jessica Taylor of The Cook Political Report for a conversation about possible outcomes for…