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and does it make a difference on the confidence factor as well as well as the administration factor because of course the confidence factor has been very much in the news over the past 10 years and going into this election not all americans are reporting a high level of confidence So to discuss that, we have Professor Joshua Ferrer.

Professor Farrar is an assistant professor of government in the School of Public Affairs at American University, where he studies challenges to democratic elections in the United States with an emphasis on state and local politics.

He has appeared in many media outlets as well as academic outlets, but media outlets including The Economist, NPR, PBS, CNN, and The Guardian.

He holds a PhD and master's degree in political science from UCLA.

My name is Thomas Zeitzoff.

I'm a professor in the School of Public Affairs here in Washington, D.C.

I should preface this.

I'm a scholar, not an activist.

Okay.

Is the adjunct professor of government at the School of Public Affairs at American University.

Thank you very much for writing this.

I hope everyone reads it and shares it, and then shows up.