The Road to City Hall: The Los Angeles Mayoral Race
Students Talk Back: A Weekly Politics and Public Policy Forum
Summary:
Join us for a post-partisan analysis about the race for a seat in Los Angeles City Hall. “Students Talk Back” is a weekly series presented in partnership with the USC Dornsife College’s Unruh Institute of Politics, USC Sol Price's Tomás Rivera Policy Institute, and the USC Sol Price's Bedrosian Center on Governance and Public Enterprise.
Description:
Featuring:
Thomas Waldman, Chief of Staff, Los Angeles Unified School District
Glenn Gritzner, Managing Director, Mercury Public Affairs
Aaron Taxy, President, USC College Democrats
Co-moderated by:
Matt Rodriguez, Former Western States Regional Director, Obama for America 2008
Editor, USC Daily Trojan
The dynamic of the Los Angeles mayoral race will shift dramatically from a five candidate primary to a two candidate dead heat. Once the field is narrowed, what must the two candidates do to convince the voters to elect them the next mayor of Los Angeles? What do the primary results mean, and what campaign strategies will the candidates use? How will the candidates' run-off campaign strategies differ from their primary campaigns? Join us for a post-partisan analysis about the race for a seat in Los Angeles City Hall.
“Students Talk Back” is a weekly series presented in partnership with the USC Dornsife College’s Unruh Institute of Politics, USC Sol Price's Tomás Rivera Policy Institute, and the USC Sol Price's Bedrosian Center on Governance and Public Enterprise.