Oct. 23 | 12:00-1:00PM
Tight Race, Big Stakes: Polling the NJ & NYC Elections

This Thursday, join the Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling and expert polling analysts for a virtual discussion to learn about how polling works, different types of polls, why they are performed, and how the public can use the information polls provide.

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Accepting Applications: RU Ready Internship

Applications are open for the RU Ready Internship, a paid internship for undergraduates interested in supporting the RU Ready program in area high schools and middle schools to foster civic engagement. Apply by Friday, November 7 at 5:00pm.

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The Forward Party Talks Goals for Democracy—Party Affiliations Aside

Last week, Eagleton hosted the founders of the Forward Party as part of the 2025 Case P. Professorship of Public Affairs lecture series. The panelists expressed a shared goal that led to the Forward Party: working across difference toward a stronger democracy, regardless of party affiliation.

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Eagleton Fellows Learn Career Readiness at Monthly Session

This month, the Eagleton Graduate and Science Fellows expanded their career readiness with a monthly session led by the bipartisan faculty team of Missy Balmir and Amanda De Palma.

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Due Friday: Undergraduate Associates Program Applications

The deadline to submit applications and letters of recommendation for the Undergraduate Associates Program Class of 2027 is Friday, October 24 at 5:00pm. Learn more and submit yours today.

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Learn About Women's Leadership in Appointed Office with CAWP

In January, a new governor will be sworn in to lead the Garden State who will hold the power to make hundreds of appointments to New Jersey’s state boards and commissions across every department and public policy area. Join the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP) for Shape New Jersey’s Future and Yours: Appointments to State Boards and Commissions, a half-day workshop on women’s leadership in appointed office.

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Upcoming Events
Oct. 22 | 6:45-9:00PM
Popcorn & Politics: NYC Mayoral Debate

Grab your friends and join the Center for Youth Political Participation for popcorn and a watch party of the final New York City mayoral debate between the leading candidates: Andrew Cuomo, Zohran Mamdani, and Curtis Silwa. Light refreshments will be provided. Open to current Rutgers University students only.

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Oct. 23 | 4:00-6:00PM
Pathways to Public Service: A Career Panel

Join the Center for American Women and Politics and the Rutgers Democracy Lab to learn about and get advice from leaders with careers in state politics and government, including government relations, elected office, party leadership, and more. This event is part of the Rutgers Democracy Lab's Democracy Week initiative and is intended for current college students or recent graduates.

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Oct. 24 | 9:30AM-1:30PM
Emerging Trends in Election Law: From Ballot Design to the Changing Federal Landscape

Join the Rutgers Democracy Lab at Eagleton for a conversation on changing election laws and administration with scholars, litigators, and practitioners leading efforts at the state and national level. Light breakfast and networking lunch will be included.

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Nov. 5 | 11:00AM-12:30PM
The Morning After

Join the Eagleton Institute of Politics for a post-election panel discussion following New Jersey’s gubernatorial election, featuring WNYC's Nancy Solomon and experts in the political field.

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Eagleton in the News

Roll Call | 2026 could be breakout year for blue-collar Democratic women

“Women from working-class backgrounds really speak to a particular set of voters in a big way, because they can speak authentically about their experience [and] their economic vision,” [said Jean Sinzdak, the associate director at the Center for American Women and Politics].

CBS News | Ciattarelli campaign asks New Jersey election agency for clarification as it mulls lawsuit against Sherrill

"Maybe it sort of helps at the margins, and this is a close enough race that the margins could matter," said Kristoffer Shields, director for the Center on the American Governor at Rutgers University. "But I think that probably when push comes to shove, we're probably back to affordability and national politics."

 
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