Tue Nov 3 · 7:30pm
Polarization, Place, and the Future of America’s Political Divisions
On election night, Harvard assistant professor of government Stephanie Ternullo explains how place shapes partisan politics: how working-class and industrial towns that once anchored the Democratic Party became the most contested ground, while affluent suburbs that fueled 1950s conservative activism became Democratic growth areas. Ternullo is the author of How the Heartland Went Red (Princeton, 2024), a study of three postindustrial cities in the 2020 election.
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