Editor’s Note: Although partisans on both sides of the aisle have warned that the stakes of the upcoming presidential election could not be higher, the two campaigns themselves have been remarkably light on policy substance. With Election Day now less than a month away, we reached out to dozens of thinkers, writers, and analysts we trust with a simple question: What are your biggest policy concerns about a potential Trump or Harris administration? We will be publishing their responses—broken up thematically—in the coming days and weeks.
Today’s entry focuses on social policy—which runs the gamut from education, to abortion, to guns. Our experts don’t see much daylight on the candidates’ views on drug legalization or abortion, and not much policy at all when it comes to education. On gun policy, expect efforts at gun control to be rebuffed by the courts. And look for either candidate to clamp down on…
