America decides: The 2024 presidential election

Presidential election night debate
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  • Lecture Theatre, Roland Levinsky Building

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Since 2008 the History and Politics/International Relations programmes at the University of Plymouth have hosted a debate on US election night, discussing the key issues and candidates in the election. 
In 2024, America must decide between re-electing Donald Trump for a second term, after his defeat in 2020, or choosing Kamala Harris, Joe Biden’s vice-president. 
The race is even closer than in 2020 when Biden barely carried the Electoral College, and hinges on five or six crucial swing states. 
Our speakers are: 
Date: Monday 4 November 2024
Time: 19:15–21:00
Venue: Lecture Theatre, Roland Levinsky Building
Ticket information: Free
Age Restriction: 14 +
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