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Post-Election Funder Learning Series (session 1 of 2)

Who Voted and Why and Implications for Social and Economic Policy

In this two-part program hosted by Economic Opportunity Funders in partnership with GTY and other networks, public opinion and political strategists and national and state organizers will explore what the recent elections tell us about political participation, dialogue on the direction of the country, and the future of social and economic policy. — PART ONE. Public Opinion & Political Strategists

Past Event

DATE

December 2, 2020

TIME

2-3p ET / 11a-noon PT

LOCATION

Virtual

PART ONE. Public Opinion & Political Strategists

Join this session to hear from nationally recognized public opinion and political strategists on who voted, what issues and messages moved voters and results from key races and ballot measures.

What do the election outcomes and “voice” of the voters mean for national and state policy debates on jobs and the economy, criminal justice, health, and education?

Webinar Recording & Resources

Click here for the recording, powerpoints, and other related resources.

Speakers

  • Jean Ross, The Bernard and Anne Spitzer Charitable Trust (Moderator)
  • Kevin Akins, Anzalone Liszt Grove Research
  • Matt Barreto, Latino Decisions
  • Terrance Woodbury, HIT Strategies

Presented by

Economic Opportunity Funders in partnership with:

Related Discussion

Post-Election Funder Learning Series, PART 2:
National and State Organizers

In the second webinar in this series we heard from national and state organizers on key strategies and outcomes from voter engagement efforts.