William (Bill) Crotty Professor Emeritus of Political Science w.crotty@neu.edu 617.373.2349 Expertise American political parties and elections, democratization and democratic government, political representation, public policy William (Bill) Crotty in the Press Article The Christian Science Monitor Does ‘Bridge-builder-in-Chief’ Pence have a role in Trump’s White House? That move, he notes, was a calculated choice by President Obama, who knew he didn’t have the popularity on the Hill that Vice President Joe Biden enjoys. Whether Pence has the opportunity to play such a role may come down to President-elect Trump, he suggests, a view echoed by Northeastern University professor of political science William […] William (Bill) Crotty for Northeastern Global News New book examines historic election New book examines historic election Obama’s farewell address: inspiring words, familiar themes, and a ‘primer on democracy’ Obama’s farewell address: inspiring words, familiar themes, and a ‘primer on democracy’ What’s next for sports, politics, and TV in 2017? What’s next for sports, politics, and TV in 2017? Will Electoral College add more drama to historic election? Will Electoral College add more drama to historic election? Legal challenges to the election recounts and what comes next Legal challenges to the election recounts and what comes next Fidel Castro’s death, his legacy, and what is next for US-Cuban relations Fidel Castro’s death, his legacy, and what is next for US-Cuban relations 3Qs: Should the Electoral College be abolished? 3Qs: Should the Electoral College be abolished? Trump’s victory ‘one of the biggest political upsets in history’ Trump’s victory ‘one of the biggest political upsets in history’ Election expert calls 2016 presidential race ‘a low point’ in the nation’s political history Election expert calls 2016 presidential race ‘a low point’ in the nation’s political history 3Qs: The strategy of selecting a vice presidential candidate 3Qs: The strategy of selecting a vice presidential candidate
Article The Christian Science Monitor Does ‘Bridge-builder-in-Chief’ Pence have a role in Trump’s White House? That move, he notes, was a calculated choice by President Obama, who knew he didn’t have the popularity on the Hill that Vice President Joe Biden enjoys. Whether Pence has the opportunity to play such a role may come down to President-elect Trump, he suggests, a view echoed by Northeastern University professor of political science William […]