Election 2024: What Mattered Most?

Election 2024: What Mattered Most?

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Redistricting Is Sexy! A Look Back on Prop 50 with CPF Fellow Seema Mehta

Spring 2026 CPF Fellow Seema Mehta joins redistricting experts Christian Grose, Paul Mitchell, Matt Rexroad, and Amy Thoma Tan for a conversation on Prop 50, redistricting, and the future of representation in the United States. They discuss the history of redistricting, Californi ...  Show more

Britain, Europe, and America: The Future of the Transatlantic Alliance

CPF Director Bob Shrum joins James Cleverly, former UK Secretary of State for the Home Department, for a conversation on the past, present, and future of US-UK relations. They discuss how leadership transitions, elections, and global crises shape cooperation between Washington an ...  Show more

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