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Gov. Cox on the ‘earthquake election,’ and why he’s ‘12 years sober’ from cable news Cox and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy spoke about Trump’s win and what lies ahead for the country

Republican Gov. Spencer Cox and Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy cracked jokes and spoke seriously about the 2024 election as they sat alongside one another at the University of Virginia, as part of the Democracy Dialogues series.

Jennifer Lawless

How To Get Along After a Bruising Election

Murphy, a Democrat, and Cox, a Republican, were part of the latest installment of the Democracy Dialogue series, “How Americans Can Disagree Better,” sponsored by the University of Virginia’s Miller Center of Public Affairs and its Karsh Institute of Democracy.

Jennifer Lawless

UVA Miller Center's CEO analyzes Trump transition to The White House

“It is an unusual situation. We haven’t seen this since Grover Cleveland in the 1880s,” UVA Miller Center CEO Bill Antholis said.

William Antholis

Trump's divisive cabinet picks stir controversy

The American Roundtable weighs in on Trump’s cabinet picks.

Melody Barnes

Europe

'Say Nothing'

Oral history interviews shed light on new historical drama

Making sense of current political processes: How UVA Press steps up

The Miller Center Studies on the Presidency —edited by White Burkett Miller Professor of Public Affairs Guian A. McKee and Gerald L. Baliles Professor of Presidential Studies Marc J. Selverstone—advances innovative scholarship on the American presidency by asking timeless and novel questions about the institution and its role in a constitutional democracy.

Guian McKee, Marc Selverstone