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David Axelrod, Reince Priebus and Tom Perez on the Path to the Presidency in 2024 #cjc2024

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University of Chicago Institute of Politics founder David Axelrod, former Chair of the RNC Reince Priebus and former DNC Chair Tom Perez examine how the Democratic and Republican parties craft campaigns around themes, issues and messaging on the path to the presidency. The three veteran strategists share their insights on the issues they see driving this election cycle.

About the 2024 Campaign Journalism Conference: With races for control of Congress and the White House and statehouses on the horizon, the nonpartisan University of Chicago Institute of Politics (IOP) and the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard put together the 2024 Campaign Journalism Conference, an intensive two-day boot camp to equip journalists with practical tools to cover increasingly more complex local and national elections.

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