Admissions & Aid Applying to Batten Admissions Blog Posts Tagged with Domestic Policy & Politics Midterm Elections, One Week Out What do the 2022 midterm elections look like one week out? Join Batten School professor Jennifer Lawless and other panelists to explore the polls, ads, issues, money, and controversies of this year’s contests Read More Batten 15th Anniversary, Domestic Policy & Politics After Charlottesville Roundtable Discussion A roundtable of current and former leaders and activists of Charlottesville, reflecting on the run-up to and aftermath of the events of August 11 and 12, 2017. Read More Domestic Policy & Politics Midterms 2022: Who will come out on top? Panelists, including the Batten School's Jennifer Lawless, will discuss the issues that are front and center on voters' minds this November: inflation and the economy, SCOTUS and abortion rights, crime and law enforcement, and intersections of identity, race, education, and public health. Read More Domestic Policy & Politics Research: Congressional town halls signal and support effective lawmaking In an article for The Hill, Batten's Craig Volden and co-author Alan E. Wiseman write that Representatives and Senators who engage constituents through town halls can enhance their lawmaking effectiveness in Congress. Read More Center for Effective Lawmaking, Research and Commentary, Domestic Policy & Politics Q&A: What I Learned During My Summer Internship Cooper Cramer, a rising fourth-year and incoming student in Batten’s Accelerated Master of Public Policy program, spent 10 weeks this summer in an internship with Virginia’s Office of the Governor. Cramer served as a “transformation associate” in the Governor’s newly formed Office of Transformation, a position that he says has helped him focus more clearly on career options. Read More Student Stories, Domestic Policy & Politics 400 million voting records show profound racial and geographic disparities in voter turnout in the United States This paper documents the extent and nature of inequities in voter participation in the United States with a level of granularity and precision that previous research has not afforded. Read More Political Science, Domestic Policy & Politics Alum in Action: Alumna’s Journalism Reaches White House, National Audience Nora Neus (MPP '16), a Batten alumna and Emmy-nominated producer and journalist at CNN, conducted a haunting interview with a student survivor of the Uvalde massacre that made its way into the national debate. Read More Alum in Action, Domestic Policy & Politics To Run or Not to Run? Not Enough Women Consider Political Office in the First Place. A new report by Batten School Professor Jennifer Lawless highlights the gender gap in political ambition. The research declares that “politics remains a game for men.” Read More Center for Effective Lawmaking, Research and Commentary, Racial Justice and Equity, Political Science, Domestic Policy & Politics Class of 2022: Conquering Adversity Propels Alyssa Candelmo Toward Legislative Future Batten School student Alyssa Candelmo said she aims to be a person who makes “positive decisions” for minorities and marginalized communities. Read More Student Stories, Domestic Policy & Politics Ray Scheppach on Virginia's State Budget Process Batten professor Ray Scheppach shares his knowledge on the Virginia state budgeting process as a guest on the WTJU podcast Bold Dominion. Read More Research and Commentary, Virginia Politics & Policy, Domestic Policy & Politics Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 2 Next page ›› Subscribe to Domestic Policy & Politics Categories Batten Ambassadors(28) Tuition and Financial Aid (1)Student Life(36) Faculty(2) BA(61) Curriculum(33) SE Minor(20) Application(31) Personal Statement(3) Admissions(44) Recommendations(11) Alumni(6) Career Outcomes(8) Essays(8) Events(11) New Student(13) Study Abroad (1)Policy Minor(38) Accelerated MPP(56) MPP(39)