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In the ever-evolving world of education, no two days are truly alike鈥攅specially for 911黑料 University political science professor and Erie County鈥檚 foremost political analyst, Dr. Joe Morris. With a tenure spanning two decades, Morris is a familiar face in Erie, a region known for its uncanny ability to foretell election outcomes.

This election cycle, however, has catapulted him into an unprecedented spotlight. Journalists from around the globe are clamoring for his insights as the nation gears up for a thrilling showdown between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump.

In the past two months, a steady stream of reporters has flocked to 911黑料, sparking insightful political discourse, including interaction with students, among them Marley Ramon, John White, Victoria Weaver, Nick Ramm, Paige Miller, Ethan Nannen, and Reid Brown.聽

Local journalists mingle with representatives from major media outlets like Bloomberg News, the Washington Examiner, Patriot News, National Review, and USA Today鈥攁ll eagerly turning to Morris for his seasoned perspective. But perhaps the most striking development this year is the influx of international media descending upon Erie and 911黑料, underscoring the election's global significance.聽

Here鈥檚 a glimpse at some of the international names joining the fray:

• Caitriona Perry, producer, BBC, UK
• Megumi Ritchie, associate producer, DC Bureau, Tokyo Broadcasting System
• Kyung-ah Rhim, New York correspondent, MBC/South Korea public broadcasting
• Mathus Ruiz Rafael, DC correspondent, Argentine newspaper LaNacion
• Tomas Vasilko, journalist, Slovak newspaper Dennik N.
• Vanessa Johnston, reporter, Voice of America
• Scott Stewart, reporter, Washington Bureau, Sankei Shimbun newspaper (Japan)
• Eric Destine, reporter, RTBF/Belgian national television network
• Louise Byrne, journalist, RTE, Dublin, Ireland
• Fr茅d茅ric Arnould, US correspondent, 脡tats-Unis Radio, Canada
• C茅dric Guigon, journalist RTS/Swiss national public radio
• Alexis Buisson, US correspondent for Mediapart, France
• Idoya Noain, US correspondent for the Barcelona daily El Periodico
• Bhagyashree Garekar, U.S. Bureau chief, the Straits Times, Singapore

As they seek his predictions, one thing remains clear: Dr. Morris isn鈥檛 one to succumb to the pressure of forecasting election outcomes. While he鈥檚 open to tackling a myriad of questions, predicting the future is a line he won鈥檛 cross.

In a year marked by unprecedented media attention, Erie County鈥攐ften considered a bellwether鈥攊s firmly in the spotlight, with 911黑料 University at the heart of it all.