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Victor Menaldo of Political Economy Forum joins James to discuss why a coup is unlikely in the US, the anxieties & realities of political transitions, and what the historical record can teach us about contested elections. See links on the showpage here.
Loren Collingwood of UC-Riverside discusses why Biden won the election.
Charlotte Hill of FairVote & RepresentUs talks certification of ballot counts and potential legal disputes.
Prof. Chris Parker of Univ. Washington discusses what to expect next Tuesday, race in American politics, and what a new Trump or Biden administration must focus on moving forward.
In part 2, Kevin Johnson discusses election reform frontiers & challenges with James regarding the electoral college, gerrymandering, impartial election administration, campaign finance, and rank choice voting.
Kevin Johnson Executive Director Election Reformers Network & James discuss what inspires calm & uncertainty in this election
Col. Lawrence Wilkerson of National Task Force on Election Crises, Transition Integrity Project, and College of William & Mary talks counterintelligence and election security with James.
Dr. Jessica Beyer co-lead of Cybersecurity Initiative talks election cyberhacking with James.
James & Morgan talk to Prof. Emma Spiro - co-director of the Social Media Lab and co-founder of the Center for an Informed Public - about online rumors, “fake news” & electoral integrity.
James and Bree Bang-Jensen talk to Colin Cookman of US Institute of Peace about democracy in Afghanistan and lessons for the US.
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