USC Center for the Political Future
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Oct 16, 2026
Ballotpalooza: What's on your ballot
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0:00Liam WadyCORRESPONDENT
Today, the USC Center for Political Future hosted Ballotpalooza, a panel featuring the voices of several policy experts and advocates.
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0:09Liam WadyCORRESPONDENT
The conversation was centered on Props 40 through 43 as the question of a tax revolt hung in the air.
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0:15Liam WadyCORRESPONDENT
Mike Murphy, a CPF co-director and influential Republican political consultant, honed in on Prop 40.
From Earthquake Drills to Disneyland Tickets
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17:02Adriana YatishinHOST
But in California, with 14 propositions to amend the state constitution, voters have even more to decide on.
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17:10Liam WadeyCORRESPONDENT
Today, the USC Center for Political Future hosted Ballotpalooza, a panel featuring the voices of several policy experts and advocates.
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17:20Liam WadeyCORRESPONDENT
The conversation was centered on Props 40 through 43 as the question of a tax revolt hung in the air.
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17:26Liam WadeyCORRESPONDENT
Mike Murphy, a CPF co-director and influential Republican political consultant, honed in on Prop 40.
Mike Murphy on Trump and After, the Midterms, 2028 and the Future of American Politics
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2:12Charlie RoseHOST
Born in Detroit, he attended the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service.
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2:17Charlie RoseHOST
He now makes his home in Los Angeles and is co-director of the Center for the Political Future at the University of Southern California.
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2:26Charlie RoseHOST
Murphy is also co-host of the popular podcast Hacks on Tap with David Axelrod and John Heilemann.
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2:34Charlie RoseHOST
With primaries choosing candidates for the midterm elections, it is an appropriate moment to ask: What do the politics of 2026 look like as the midterms approach? We'll consider many questions the political world is asking about Donald Trump, look at the primaries so far, and examine the fight between center and left as socialists do well in Democratic contests.