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NJ Spotlight News | Conspiracy theories complicate FEMA efforts
Ashley Koning from Rutgers Eagleton Institute agreed: “What the really disheartening and potentially life threatening thing here is that partisanship can really get in the way of people’s safety and the ability to actually get things done and help people recover.”
Newsweek | Sexist Language Online Surges as Harris Battles Trump
"A 1,000% rise, it's huge," Kelly Dittmar, professor and director of research at Rutgers University's Center for American Women and Politics, told Newsweek. "When women run for office, they face harassment and negative treatment done in gendered or sexualized ways."
CNN Newsroom | Campaigns Widen Net for Media Appearances
Dr. Ashley Koning, Director of Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling and Rutgers University Assistant Research Professor, speaks with CNN Newsroom about politicians' increasing presence and interviews on non-traditional media platforms.
The Daily Targum | Eagleton, Vote16NJ discuss youth voting legislation backed by Murphy
Jessica Ronan-Frisch, associate director of the Center for Youth Political Participation at the Eagleton Institute of Politics, said she supports S3240/A4369.
"I think the bill is a good idea in school board elections, particularly, because we often think of schools as small microcosms of democracy," Ronan-Frisch said. "It's a great way for young adults to be able to take a first step in actually being able to choose and to do a little bit of research on who's representing them in their school."
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