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Americans across the country will go to the polls and cast their ballots next week, but they won’t all do it in exactly the same way.

OCTOBER 26, 2022 - After the turmoil of 2020 and resulting conspiracy theories, the November 8th midterms will test our nation’s confidence in free and fair elections. In this session, election experts help us understand what to expect when it comes to election security, audits, influence operations, the role of partisan election officials, and how to prepare a nervous public.

Have Democrats become too identified with technocratic ways of speaking — about the economy, the pandemic, climate change? Has this deepened the political divide between those with and those without college degrees?

New York Times Op-Ed Columnist Michelle Goldberg and Tim Miller, author of "Why We Did It"

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Representative Liz Cheney discusses her personal experience at the Capitol January 6th.

Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) with Eric Schmidt, former chairman and CEO of Google.