2020 Election: Events

September 28, 6pm
The USCABLM Action Team hopes to remove barriers, increase education, and encourage civic engagement by hosting a virtual voting literacy workshop. Jeff Klein, from Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk, will lead an educational session and take your questions.

September 29, 5pm
Presidential debates have been around since the 1960s. After almost 60 years things had to have changed right? Debates are held to strict rules and conventions. What are they? How do they work? Are debates effective and how different are they from that first debate between Kennedy and Nixon? How are debates judged, both by pundits and the general public? All these questions and more will be answered by our panel of experts in a one-hour pre-show.

September 30, 12pm
From Los Angeles Public Library
Sara Gonzalez, Project Coordinator from City Clerk's Office will talk about: How every registered voter will receive a Vote-By-Mail ballot; How to vote using a VBM ballot, options for returning it, and related deadlines; Voter registration, verifying/updating registration, deadlines, and what to do if you miss the deadline; Safe in-person voting options.

Tuesday, October 13, 10am - 12pm
This event will feature high-profile political figures, academics, and climate experts – including incoming Wrigley Center Director Dr. Joseph Arvai – who will participate in back-to-back discussions on climate change in the 2020 presidential election. CPF Directors, Bob Shrum and Mike Murphy, will moderate the second panel.

October 26, 4-5pm
Join the USC Price School for its annual George Washington Leadership Lecture which till take an inside look at the presidential election from 1789-today.