In Voter Fraud, Penalties Often Depend on Who’s Voting
7 September 2022. New York Times. Michael Wines, quoting Professor Daniel Smith.
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Many questions, few answers about new Florida office that arrested ex-felons for illegal voting.
2 September 2022.WPTV. Katie LaGrone, featuring Professor Daniel Smith.
Kenya’s young voters have a dilemma: they dislike ethnic politics but feel trapped in it.
24 July 2022. The Conversation. Narrelle Gilcrisht (Ph.D. student, Princeton University), Sebastian Elischer (Associate Professor, UF), Amanda Edgell (Assistant Professor, University of Alabama/UF Ph.D., 2019)
DeSantis v. Newsom: 2024 Showdown?
(opinion) 20 July 2022. Florida Political Journal. Gabriel Morrero, quoting Professor Stephen C. Craig.
Battle for the Ballot: The Struggle for Voting Rights in Florida
25 April 2022. Samuel Proctor Oral History Program Webinar (youtube video). Allison Mitchell, featuring Professor Sharon Wright Austin.
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What is the Florida legislature hiding on redistricting?
7 October 2021. Tampa Bay Times. Michael P. McDonald & Daniel A. Smith, Professors, UF (Op-Ed/Guest Column)
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Here’s What The Release Of The 2020 Census Results Will Mean For Florida Redistricting, Federal Funding
23 April 2021. WUFT/NPR. Victoria Someillan, quoting Professor Michael P. McDonald.
In Florida, Trump got more Jewish votes than anywhere else.
November 2020. Haaretz News. Danielle Ziri, quoting Professor Beth Rosenson. (paywall)
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Florida’s primary is up next. It’s where Biden has been the strongest all year and where Sanders has been the weakest.
The Boston Globe. James Pindell, quoting Professor Beth Rosenson.
2019 Lobbying Trip
David Mica, adjunct professor and Executive Director of the Florida Petroleum Council, led a seminar in state lobbying which culminated in a trip to Tallahassee for the Political Campaigning students. The biennial trip provided the students with great insight into the inner workings of Tallahassee and how lobbying operates within the state government system. Students were […]