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Karlyn Bowman

Senior Fellow Karlyn Bowman's research areas include public opinion and polls, U.S. politics, and the media. She writes a weekly column, "POLLitics," for Roll Call.


Norman J. Ornstein

Resident Scholar Norman J. Ornstein studies politics, Congress, and elections. He was the director of the Transition to Governing Project and the founder of the Campaign Finance Reform Working Group.


Ben J. Wattenberg

Senior Fellow Ben J. Wattenberg studies demographics, politics, and U.S. culture and public opinion. He is the author of Values Matter Most and has hosted the PBS show Think Tank since 1994.


John C. Fortier

Research Fellow John C. Fortier researches politics, the presidency, continuity of government, elections, the electoral college, election reform, and presidential succession and disability. He is executive director of the Continuity of Government Commission.


Michael Barone

Resident Fellow Michael Barone studies politics, American government, and campaigns and elections.

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