The Strange Link Between Shark Attacks and Voting Behavior

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Adults (Ages 24 to 49), Older Adults (Ages 50+). Do any of us vote rationally? Or is it all just vibes? Discover the fascinating political science case study in which a horrifying wave of shark attacks in New Jersey may have cost Woodrow Wilson votes—despite Wilson and his policies having nothing to do with the attacks. In this fascinating talk, explore the bizarre but plausible theory that shark attacks affect voting behavior while learning about the many factors that influence our politics so we can be more thoughtful, rational citizens. Sponsored by Humanities Washington, Vashon Park District, and Vashon Friends of the Library. Registration not required.