Drawing on the latest post-election survey data, this panel will discuss key election issues, swing state voting, and how key segments of the electorate voted by gender, race-ethnicity (Blacks, Latinos, Asians), religion (Catholics, Protestants, Evangelicals, Jews, Muslims, Seculars), and other key variables.

This event is no longer accepting registrations for lunch. You can still attend the talk only (without lunch) at 11:30 am.

This lunch program is free to all 7 Claremont Colleges students, faculty, and staff on a first come, first served basis. Sign up today via the Athenaeum or via the QR code. For questions, contact Prof. Gastón Espinosa: gaston.espinosa@cmc.edu

This event is made possible through generous support from The Gould Center for Humanistic Studies, The Salvatori Center for Individual Freedom in the Modern World, The Rose Institute of State and Local Government, The Kravis Lab for Civic Leadership, and the Claremont McKenna College Department of Religious Studies.