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2026 Midterm Elections: What Happened and What's Next?

The 2026 midterm elections have raised important questions about voter behavior, campaign strategy, political messaging, and the future direction of American politics. Join Rick Tyler, Director of the Advanced School of Politics, and Ron Nehring, Director of the International School of Politics, for a one-hour online workshop examining the results of the 2026 midterm elections and their implications for the 2028 election cycle. Drawing on their extensive political experience, Tyler and Nehring will analyze key races, voter turnout patterns, shifting political coalitions, and the campaign strategies that shaped the election. The discussion will also explore challenges facing both political parties, changes in voter priorities, and lessons from the 2026 campaign cycle. Designed for campaign managers, candidates, political professionals, activists, and anyone interested in American politics, this workshop provides an opportunity to better understand the election results, examine emerging political trends, and consider what lies ahead as the next election cycle begins.

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Course Curriculum

    1. What Happened and What's Next?

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