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DESCRIPTION:What’s the national mood before the midterms? What issues are o
 n the minds of voters? How are polls conducted around the elections and ca
 n they be trusted? What are the best projections for which political party
  will control the House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate in the new 
 year?Join us for a lively conversation about the issues\, the political mo
 od and what the polls are telling us as we head toward Election Day.Modera
 tors Chris Faricy\, director of the Campbell Institute of Public Affairs\;
  and Margaret Talev\, Kramer Director of the Syracuse University Institute
  for Democracy\, Journalism and Citizenship\; will lead a discussion among
  Maxwell School professors and leading political journalists on these topi
 cs and more.
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SUMMARY:State of Democracy Lecture - The 2026 Midterms: A Nation at the Cro
 ssroads
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>What’s the national mood before the midterm
 s? What issues are on the minds of voters? How are polls conducted around 
 the elections and can they be trusted? What are the best projections for w
 hich political party will control the House of Representatives and the U.S
 . Senate in the new year?</p><p>Join us for a lively conversation about th
 e issues\, the political mood and what the polls are telling us as we head
  toward Election Day.</p><p>Moderators Chris Faricy\, director of the Camp
 bell Institute of Public Affairs\; and Margaret Talev\, Kramer Director of
  the Syracuse University Institute for Democracy\, Journalism and Citizens
 hip\; will lead a discussion among Maxwell School professors and leading p
 olitical journalists on these topics and more.</p>
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