The 2018 midterm elections saw the highest level of voter turnout for a midterm election in the past century. However, efforts to suppress voters in recent years has underscored successful voter turnout. Join us for a lively panel and Q&A discussion on the past and current mechanisms, court cases, and philosophy behind voter suppression in the United States. 

Panelists:
Dr. Christopher Stout, School of Public Policy
Dr. Rorie Solberg, School of Public Policy
Dr. Stacey L. Smith, School of History, Philosophy and Religion

Moderated by:
Dr. Christopher McKnight Nichols, School of History, Philosophy and Religion

Lightly catered, open to all.

Accommodations for disabilities may be made by contacting 541-737-8560 or buenon@oregonstate.edu one week prior