Meet Erin Fitz (@itserinfitz), PhD Candidate at @CSUPoliSci and the 2025 @IFES1987 Hybl Fellow! Her project, Electoral Trust, Risk Attitudes, and Political Participation in the 2024 American Electorate, explores the interplay between trust, risk, and political engagement.

Check out Prof. Harris’ new book!

Join us for an insightful Election Debrief as we unpack the results of the recent election with a panel of our own CSU political science experts, who will share their perspectives on the implications of the election outcomes. Nov. 20 4-6 pm LSC 308-310 https://t.co/wkCN1X92XM

Tomorrow!

For Reporters: With one day until #Election2024, here’s a list of #ColoradoState experts who are available to discuss numerous topics related to #politics in Colorado and beyond. Email news@colostate.edu to set up interviews.

Tonight you’ll hear a lot about the #ElectoralCollege, a uniquely American institution that was first established in 1787. Ahead of #Election2024, @CSUPoliSci’s Matt Hitt explained how it works and why it exists. His responses are in the 🧵below. Head here for more details:

Our own @matthewhitt breaking down how the Electoral College works 🗳️

🧵1/8 Your political party doesn’t dictate how you vote; it also impacts how you participate in the entire democratic process. A #ColoradoState study showed the differences in how parties engage in the political process, from voting to protesting: https://t.co/AFO1ODbjkx

🧵7/8 The Electoral College was proposed in 1787 and has remained in the U.S. Constitution since. @CSUPoliSci’s Matthew Hitt answered common questions about the Electoral College including how it works, why it exists and what it influences: https://t.co/5YudxmJo4E

Starting now on Zoom!

🚨 Tomorrow!! Election Security and Administration with Zach Mohr, Friday, October 18 from 10:30-11:30 AM RSVP for Zoom link:

How does the Electoral College work, and why does it exist? @matthewhitt , associate professor of political science at Colorado State University, shed light on the uniquely American system which is the Electoral College. Read more: https://t.co/DTGEyC0bTr

Trust in elections shapes more than just voter turnout, study reveals: A study co-authored by @KyleLSaunders and @itserinfitz showed significant differences in how liberals and conservatives make their voices heard. Read more: https://t.co/wUnB1ntwJU

With election season right around the corner, there's no better time to feature CSU's civic engagement powerhouse duo Martín Carcasson and Sam Houghteling on episode 5 of The Next 150! Listen here 🎧 https://t.co/5L8VQyBpJb

THIS FRIDAY! Election Security and Administration with Zach Mohr @KUSPAA Friday, October 18, 2024 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM Zoom/Morgan Library Room 110A Limited to 15 people in person, RSVP required. Breakfast provided for those attending in person! RSVP: https://t.co/bVx5yvI15k

Good morning colleagues. Our department (@CSUPoliSci) is hiring in American Politics/Political Communication. App deadline is 9/8. Tell your friends. Here's the APSA eJobs listing: https://t.co/qA7tgxvTAy Or direct to CSU: https://t.co/fgqqEzbrdO Happy to answer questions.

Our (w/ @itserinfitz) latest work at Public Opinion Quarterly @AAPOR) is out for your coffee read! "Distrusting the Process: Electoral Trust, Operational Ideology, and Nonvoting Political Participation in the 2020 American Electorate" https://t.co/ZaQKONcG21 The abstract:

Congrats @irenmarinova 🎉

What a privilege to join the Straayer Center for Public Service Leadership's “Leadership in the Face of Change” panel alongside @CSUVolleyball's @KoachKohan during Public Service Recognition Week!

Great event at CSU on leadership and change management with President @CSUAmyParsons @CSUVolleyball Coach Kohan and @CSUPoliSci @SammyLaw.