EPISODE · Dec 17, 2018 · 38 MIN

2018: The year in democracy

from Democracy Works · host Penn State McCourtney Institute for Democracy

Michael Berkman From gerrymandering to record voter turnout, it’s been a busy year for democracy. This doesn’t mean that everything has been positive, but there’s certainly plenty to reflect on. This week, Michael Berkman and Chris Beem take a look a look back at some of the biggest democracy-related stories of the year and look at what’s in store for next year. Chris Beem Thank you to everyone who supported Democracy Works this year. The show has been more successful than we ever imagined. If you like what you’ve heard this year, please take a minute to leave us a rating, review, or recommendation wherever you listen to podcasts. We are excited to bring you more great discussions about all things democracy in 2019. New episodes will begin in mid-January. If you have suggestions for episode topics or guests, we would love to hear them! Email us at [email protected] or complete our contact form. Related Episodes Checking the President’s power What can Pennsylvania voters do about gerrymandering? Generation Z and the future of democracy Facebook is not a democracy <br /> <span></span><br /> <span>Share </span> <br /> Tweet Google Plus ShareThe post 2018: The year in democracy appeared first on Democracy Works podcast. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.