ORLANDO, Fla. — WFTV Channel 9 will feature political analysts Dorcas E. McCoy and Vincent Edward Oluwole Adejumo during its election-night coverage on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Together, they will bring perspectives rooted in political science, higher education and the African American experience to help Central Florida viewers understand the results and what they mean for their communities.
Working alongside the station’s news team, McCoy and Adejumo will provide informed, engaging and nonpartisan analysis as election results unfold.
McCoy, a tenured professor of international studies and political science at Bethune-Cookman University, has over 30 years of experience in political analysis, higher education, and television commentary.
“Thank you for the wonderful opportunity to join WFTV Channel 9 in providing informed, engaging and nonpartisan political analysis for Central Florida viewers during the Nov. 3 election-night coverage,” McCoy said.
She added that she is eager to help viewers understand “not only the election results but also their implications for the communities we serve.”
Adejumo is a public lecturer on African American life and history and the founder of the Olu Institute of Learning Inc. His work centers on the African American experience, particularly in the Southern United States.
He earned a doctorate in political science, specializing in policy and administration, from the University of Florida and is the author of “The Return of Black Nationalism and the Death of White Supremacy.”
Explore Previous WFTV Election Coverage
Read more from Channel 9’s previous coverage of elections across Florida and Central Florida:
- 2024 General Election Results
- 2024 Election Night Timeline: Statewide and Local Results
- 2024 Florida Primary Election Results
Tune in to WFTV Channel 9 on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for election-night coverage featuring results, reporting and analysis focused on the communities of Central Florida.
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