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Jennifer Lucas is a Professor of Politics at Anselm College, specializing in American government, gender and politics, and electoral processes. She coordinates the Politics Department's internship program and directs minors in Public Policy and Campaign Management. Her research explores gender dynamics in elections, racial attitudes, and electoral behavior, with a focus on New Hampshire's political environment. Lucas holds a B.A. in Political Science from Providence College (1999) and a Ph.D. from the University of Maryland, College Park (2006).
Her work bridges academic research and public engagement, including coordinating the NEW Leadership New England program, which empowers undergraduate women for public service roles. Her publications analyze voter behavior, campaign strategies, and the intersection of identity politics with electoral outcomes. She has contributed to understanding polarization, the impact of crises like the 2020 pandemic on elections, and the role of social media in modern campaigns.
Lucas's professional background includes internships in the Massachusetts State House, Capitol Hill, and research roles with National Journal. She has advised on electoral dynamics across multiple U.S. elections, emphasizing the evolving role of gender and race in political representation.
