Election 2016

Before the election of 1948, the presidency was a lock for Republican Thomas Dewey–so said the polls. About two week’s after Clifford Berryman’s cartoon was published, Harry S. Truman held aloft a copy of the Chicago Tribune, headlined “DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN,” hist jubilance signaling his upset victory. Photo: Clifford Berryman, “What’s the Use of Going Through with the Election?” (October 19, 1948)/US Senate Collection/Center for Legislative Archives.

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Staff

Allison Miller, editor
Kritika Agarwal, associate editor, publications
Stephanie Kingsley, associate editor, web content and social media
Sadie Bergen, assistant editor
Liz Townsend, coordinator, data administration and integrity

Other Articles

The AHA Townhouse

December 1, 2016

From the Editor

Townhouse Notes, December 2016

December 1, 2016

In Memoriam

Thomas Barrett (1960-2016)

December 1, 2016

In Memoriam

Leslie Brown (1954-2016)

December 28, 2016

Member Spotlight, Perspectives Daily

AHA Member Spotlight: Bonnie S. Anderson

December 20, 2016

Cleveland 2016

December 14, 2016

Member Spotlight, Perspectives Daily

AHA Member Spotlight: James Benton

December 13, 2016

From the Teaching Division

AHA Emphasizes Continued Commitment to Dual Enrollment Best Practices

December 7, 2016

Name that Cocktail 2017!

December 5, 2016

From the Professional Division

Protecting Academic Freedom in the Classroom

December 1, 2016

Historians of the Future