Stephen Farnsworth, professor of political science and director of the University’s Center for Leadership and Media Studies, recently commented on the following news stories:

Youngkin nominates Trump EPA chief Andrew Wheeler for secretary of natural resources (The Washington Post)

I Look Like the Strategy’: Winsome Sears Wants Black Voters to Rethink the G.O.P. (The New York Times)

Voting Districts Approved in Virginia (NBC4)

Stay or go? New Congressional maps present residency issue for Representatives (NPR)

New General Assembly maps pair plenty of incumbents (WVTF)

Outside the Lines (Richmond Magazine)

Ellis the lone Republican bidding for new 7th District Congressional seat — so far (Potomac Local)

New congressional maps: Prince William remains split, while Stafford is solidly in new 7th District (Potomac Local)

An end to political delay tactics? (Cardinal News)

Some state Democrats want a special session to protect abortion rights (WVTF)

Lawmakers Mark Capitol Riot Anniversary (CTV Winnipeg News)

Ivanka and Don Jr. Subpoenaed in Civil Case (CTV News)

Looking back on U.S. President Joe Biden’s first year – the highs and the lows (CHQR Radio Calgary)

Presidents Biden and Putin Speak By Phone (CTV News)

Sheer political will may be Trump’s greatest asset (Williston Herald; Conway Daily)

After chaos on Interstate 95, Northam says he is ‘sick and tired’ of criticism on government response (Richmond Times-Dispatch)

Stephen Farnsworth, professor of political science and director of the University’s Center for Leadership and Media Studies, recently commented on the following news stories:

 

Wish list for Virginia GOP will likely remain elusive, even after Republicans retake House of Delegates (WUSA 9)

The Virginia Redistricting Process (Red, White and Confused radio program WEHC 90.7 FM)

Governor.-elect Glenn Youngkin announces he will pull Virginia out of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (Virginia Scope)

Stephen Farnsworth, professor of political science and director of the University’s Center for Leadership and Media Studies, Kate Seltzer, a 2021 graduate of UMW with degrees in Political Science and in Communication and Digital Studies, and Sally Burkley. a senior Political Science and Communication and Digital Studies double major at UMW, are coauthors of a research paper entitled, “Late Night Political Humor, Cancel Culture and the 2020 Presidential Campaign,” which was presented recently at the Character Assassination & Reputation Politics Conference at George Mason University [online]. The post Farnsworth, Seltzer and Burkley Present Research Paper on Political Communication appeared first on EagleEye.

Stephen Farnsworth, professor of Political Science and director of the University’s Center for Leadership and Media Studies recently presented a lecture, "The State of the USA in 2021," to the Norwegian Washington Seminar. The Washington, D.C., lecture drew on Professor Farnsworth's recently published book, Presidential Communication and Character.

Farnsworth Lectures on U.S. Politics to Norwegian Washington Seminar

Stephen Farnsworth, professor of political science and director of the University’s Center for Leadership and Media Studies, recently commented on the following news stories:

Voting Underway in Virginia's High-Stakes Gov. Race (CBS News)

With Youngkin victorious, a post-Trump Virginia returns as a swing state (The Washington Post)

Republican Winsome Sears projected to win lieutenant governor’s race (The Washington [...]

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