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-- -- Emergency alert message Ohio State nav bar Skip to main content The Ohio State University Help BuckeyeLink Map Find People Webmail Search Ohio State Search Ohio State Search The Ohio State University Election 2016 Menu Election 2016 Home On campus Research and analysis In the news Watch Drawn to politics Casting your ballot in short(er) order Faculty examine voting rights issues Election 2016 As a research powerhouse in a battleground state, Ohio State is an incubator for ideas, analysis and reaction. During the 2016 presidential election, this collective knowledge means insight for voters. Page content Research and analysis: Insight from Ohio State's experts View all » Nov 17, 2016 Facebook's fake news problem Questions about the social network’s political significance merit more than passing attention. R. Kelly Garrett Communication Nov 11, 2016 Trump election spurred by converts White evangelical Christians and Catholics voted decisively for the Republican candidate. David Stebenne History and Law Nov 7, 2016 Voters changing the swing-state map Changing demographics are changing the power of swing states. Nathaniel Swigger Political Science In the News: Our researchers share their expertise View all » Dec 9, 2016 Dan Tokaji on election interference "Any action that the Russian government might have taken, we might think it was undesirable, but it wouldn’t be grounds for a redo or any other legal relief. The courts certainly wouldn’t order that in this case. None of this is going to change the fact that Donald Trump won the election." — Washington Post, What happens if Russia did interfere in our election? Dec 9, 2016 Dan Tokaji on election interference "Any action that the Russian government might have taken, we might think it was undesirable, but it wouldn’t be grounds for a redo or any other legal relief. The courts certainly wouldn’t order that in this case. None of this is going to change the fact that Donald Trump won the election." — Washington Post, What happens if Russia did interfere in our election? Nov 18, 2016 Peter Mansoor on America's wars abroad "I think destroying ISIS is actually the right goal. It was also the goal of the Obama administration. However, the question is how you're going to go about it. Beyond just ramping up the bombing campaign, Donald Trump has laid out no specifics." — NPR, How will Trump handle America's multiple wars Nov 9, 2016 Paul Beck on Ohio voting "A lot of people, including in the white working class, are very much opposed to free trade. I feel like the lost jobs and standard of living cuts deeper in Ohio than it does in a lot of states outside the industrial Midwest." — Dayton Daily News, 5 reasons Donald Trump won Ohio Nov 8, 2016 Ned Foley on voting lines "If you go to the polls when they are open, and you are a registered and qualified voter, then as long as you wait in line, you are entitled to cast your ballot even if the line is so long that you must wait until after the scheduled time for the polls to close." — Yahoo! Finance , This is what happens if you're still in line to vote when the polls close Watch: The election at Ohio State View all » Election 2016: Women, Blacks, Stand Your Ground youtube video Election 2016: Women, Blacks, Stand Your Ground -- -- Election 2016: We Need More Honest Conversations youtube video Election 2016: We Need More Honest Conversations -- -- Share Election 2016 -- -- Follow: Election conversation on social media some analysis for what if Trump doesn't concede tonight: https://t.co/wzd1CVm6v6 https://t.co/AgMlEM0sj3 — Ned Foley (@Nedfoley) November 8, 2016 Prof Emeriti Asher, Sylvan & Weisberg in "Trump lags with Jewish voters, Ohio State analysts say" Columbus Dispatch https://t.co/0cvRDpMb91 — OSU Polisci (@osupolisci) November 3, 2016 Gelman/King paradox holding up nicely. pic.twitter.com/mmSYChf3Hv — Tom Wood (@thomasjwood) November 2, 2016 This site offers expertise and analysis from Ohio State’s community of scholars. It is not intended to support or endorse any political candidate or cause. Facebook Page Twitter Page Instagram Page YouTube Page RSS Feeds The Ohio State University © 2020 | Student Academic Services Building | 281 W. Lane Ave. | Columbus, Ohio 43210 | 614-292-OHIO Contact: Admissions | Webmaster | Page maintained by University Marketing Request an alternate format of this page | Web Services Status | About this site | Nondiscrimination notice...