Victor Sáenz, assistant professor of educational administration, discusses how race and education have been treated by the presidential candidates and why race in particular has been missing from the debate.

Cossy Hough, of the School of Social Work, talks to Jim Henson about the presidential candidates’ different approaches to health care plans.

In this video, “Wordwatcher” Jamie Pennebaker tells us what the candidates’ speech patterns in the debates tell us about their personalities and how they differ from past presidents.

Sherri Greenberg, director of the Center for Politics and Governance, covers the social media reaction to Mitt Romney's "binders full of women" comment, President Obama's reaction to accusations surrounding the state department deaths in Libya, and the overall debate surrounding the economy.

Alan Kuperman, associate professor in LBJ School of Public Affairs, discusses how voters will weigh foreign policy issues in the coming election.

Eric McDaniel, associate professor of government, discusses how religious institutions become involved in politics and how they will influence black political behavior this election season.