Virtual Roundtable: Post-Election Analysis

About This Event

Join this virtual roundtable discussion with Senior Nonresident Fellow Dan Drezner, Academic Dean and Distinguished Professor of International Politics at The Fletcher School at Tufts University, and Senior Nonresident Fellow Bruce Jentleson, the William Preston Few Distinguished Professor of Public Policy and Professor of Political Science at Duke University, to unpack the midterm results and what they signal for the future of US foreign policy.

Election results are in and the read-through matters. The midterms landed against a backdrop the Council's own public opinion surveys have been tracking for months, offering a data-driven view of where American sentiment on foreign policy actually stands. That sentiment shapes the policy environment companies plan around, and that environment is being tested in real time: an unresolved Iran war, an unsettled Israel-Palestine conflict, and growing tensions with Western allies are reshaping the global perception of the United States. Join our Senior Nonresident Fellows for Public Opinion and Foreign Policy Dan Drezner and Bruce Jentleson, as they assess what the midterms indicate and what you should be watching next.

This hour-long discussion and Q&A will focus on what the midterm results mean for US foreign policy, and on the trajectory of the Iran war, the unsettled Israel-Palestine conflict, and growing tensions with Western allies.