CPC News Grid

As part of the University of Delaware College of Arts and Sciences’ focus on the 2016 presidential election, a Political Communication Lecture Series will be held on four Wednesday evenings.

Science is a prominent topic in the 2016 presidential campaign, and a July 2016 national survey by the University of Delaware shows that most Americans have favorable views of scientists.

The 2014 Delaware Politics Survey, conducted by the University of Delaware’s Center for Political Communication, shows that employment and public safety issues ranked as the top concerns.

A new University of Delaware survey finds that 46% of registered voters would vote for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton and 42% would vote for Republican candidate Donald Trump.

The issue of transgender rights has risen on the political agenda in 2016, in the wake of a controversial North Carolina law on public restrooms and new federal rules protecting transgender students.

Former City Councilman Kevin Kelley has pulled out front in the crowded Democratic primary for Wilmington mayor, according to a poll released on July 11, 2016.

Last fall 2015, University of Delaware students in Dr. Lindsay Hoffman’s National Agenda: Race in America class had the opportunity to explore the contentious topic of race relations.

As a federal court considers new national rules on Internet service, a new study by the University of Delaware’s Center for Political Communication shows most people still oppose Internet “fast lanes.”

National survey shows public supports rights, protections for transgender people.

Redditt Hudson believes that equal treatment under the law must become a reality if America is going to move forward on matters of race and social justice.