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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2008 · 1H 26M

Election Projection and Voter Turnout

from GW Faculty Research · host The George Washington University

In eight of the past 12 presidential elections, TV networks proclaimed the winner as early as three hours before polls closed in Western states. Did these projections decrease voter turnout? Join Bill Adams, GW professor of public policy and public administration, for the answer to this quadrennial controversy about how media projections affect voter turnout.

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