The Graduate School of Political Management

How much influence do Florida's Latino voters have on the future of American politics?

In an interview on Florida Matters on WUSFF, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, Executive Director of the George Washington University's Graduate School of Political Management, discusses the growing power of Florida's Latino electorate, the issues motivating voters, and why political leaders can no longer afford to overlook this critical voting bloc.

🎧 Watch Debbie's segment beginning at 29:40: https://bit.ly/44jaZLq

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From campaign strategy and voter behavior to media influence, global tensions, and the evolving role of technology in modern elections—explore GSPM's video interviews, media appearances, publications, and more for the latest political analysis leading up to the midterms.

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At GSPM, our faculty provide expert perspectives on today’s most pressing political dynamics, turning real headlines into relevant political analysis.

To learn more about the political issues shaping the upcoming elections and hear insights from our expert faculty, visit the GSPM Election Hub at https://gspm.gwu.edu/election-hub.

What will be the "Trump" effect in the pivotal 2026 California governor's race?

Panelist Thad Kousser, Professor of Political Science at UC San Diego, shares insights in our sixth and final highlight of last week's GSPM Blue State, High Stakes discussion moderated by Lesley Lopez, Director, Graduate Program for Public Relations and Communications, with panelists Christian Grose, Professor of Political Science & Public Policy at USC, and Matthew Klink, award-winning political consultant and partner at California Strategies.

Want to be a part of the conversations shaping political discourse of today? Visit https://bit.ly/3KcledS to learn more about graduate programs in political management.

What's so unique about Tom Steyer's version of self-funded campaigning in the 2026 pivotal California governor's race? Listen in.

Fifth of six highlights from last week's GSPM Blue State, High Stakes discussion moderated by Lesley Lopez, Director, Graduate Program for Public Relations and Communications, with panelists Thad Kousser, Professor of Political Science at UC San Diego, Christian Grose, Professor of Political Science & Public Policy at USC, and Matthew Klink, award-winning political consultant and partner at California Strategies.

Want to be in the conversations shaping the political discourse of today? Visit https://bit.ly/3KcledS to learn more about graduate programs in political management.

What exactly is a "jungle primary"? Our panelists explain.

Fourth of six highlights from GSPM's Blue State, High Stakes: California's Pivotal 2026 Governor's Race discussion moderated by Lesley Lopez, Director, Graduate Program for Public Relations and Communications, with panelists Thad Kousser, Professor of Political Science at UC San Diego, Christian Grose, Professor of Political Science & Public Policy at USC, and Matthew Klink, award-winning political consultant and partner at California Strategies.

Want to be in the conversations shaping the political discourse of today? Visit https://bit.ly/3KcledS to learn more about graduate programs in political management.

What's Big Tech been up to in the 2026 California governor's race? Thad Kousser breaks it down.

Third of six highlights from GSPM's Blue State, High Stakes discussion moderated by Lesley Lopez, Director, Graduate Program for Public Relations and Communications, with panelists Thad Kousser, Professor of Political Science at UC San Diego, Christian Grose, Professor of Political Science & Public Policy at USC, and Matthew Klink, award-winning political consultant and partner at California Strategies.

Want to be in the conversations shaping the political discourse of today? Visit https://bit.ly/3KcledS to learn more about graduate programs in political management.

What's the process for counting and verifying the votes in the upcoming 2026 California Governor's race? GSPM Panelists break it down.

Second of six highlights from GSPM's Blue State, High Stakes discussion moderated by Lesley Lopez, Director, Graduate Program for Public Relations and Communications, with panelists Thad Kousser, Professor of Political Science at UC San Diego, Christian Grose, Professor of Political Science & Public Policy at USC, and Matthew Klink, award-winning political consultant and partner at California Strategies.

Want to be in the conversations shaping the political discourse of today? Visit https://bit.ly/3KcledS to learn more about graduate programs in political management.