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Dr. Sarah Poggione, Associate Professor & Chair of Political Science at Ohio University, was quoted in a Post article headlined “Campaign Finances: Here Is a Breakdown of How Much Money Was Spent in Some of Ohio’s Major Races.” “You’ll likely see Democrats shying away from PAC money use during this election while […]

Ohio University recognized faculty whose research and expertise was featured in news media stories at the Faculty Newsmakers Gala on Sept. 20.  Seven Political Science Department professors were honored among the 378 Ohio University faculty newsmakers who contributed to news coverage from over 1,000 different media outlets including the Wall […]

Dr. Sarah Poggione, Associate Professor & Chair of Political Science at Ohio University, was quoted in a Post article headlined “Election 2018: Is the ‘Blue Wave’ coming to Ohio?” “While I think there is a lot of evidence, even here in Ohio, that there will be a Blue Wave, or at least […]

Dr. Sarah Poggione, Associate Professor & Chair of Political Science at Ohio University, participated in a “Women in Politics” panel, part of the Ohio University Associated Press Sports Editors “90 Minutes Series,” on Sept. 12. Her Campus reporter Hannah Moskowitz quoted Poggione in coverage of the event: “Women have a different perspective on […]

From Compass Dr. Sarah Poggione, Associate Professor & Chair of Political Science at Ohio University, participates in a “Women in Politics” panel, part of the Ohio University Associated Press Sports Editors “90 Minutes Series,” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 12, in Morton Hall 201. The talk is free and open to the […]

Dr. Sarah Poggione, Associate Professor and Chair of Political Science at Ohio University, was quoted in a Center for Public Integrity story headlined “Negative Energy: An Ohio legislator defied energy lobbyists. Then a “dark money” group helped sink her congressional campaign.” Christina Hagan, a state representative who was running in the […]

Dr. Sarah Poggione, Associate Professor and Chair of Political Science, offered her view of the Ohio Democratic gubernatorial race on NPR radio’s Morning Edition, saying the difference between Richard Cordray and Dennis Kucinich is more about style. The report cited a number of Ohio Democratic insiders who fear the race could […]