Podcasts
Researching Trust in Elections.
High Turnout Wide Margins.
How much money should Americans spend on elections?
Politics in Question
Op-eds
Majority leaders are abusing the filibuster.
Washington Examiner.
Michigan's redistricting panel did a pretty good job.
The Detroit News.
Instant runoffs offer states a chance to increase security and save money.
The Hill.
A 'Final Five' system would be better would be better than the current 'Top Two' in California.
The Orange County Register.
Let's change our costly system of primary voting.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Instead of Leaving ERIC, conservative should convince others to join.
AL.com.
Republicans should get on board and do the right thing.
MSN.
Select Blog Posts
What the harm of refusing to concede?
American Enterprise Institute.
The Senate should follow the House's lead on modernization.
R Street Institute.
Republicans are willingly making voter rolls less accurate.
R Street Institute.
Will a recount save your preferred candidate? Probably not.
R Street Institute.
Election night coverage is a breeding ground for misinformation.
R Street Institute.
What does McCarthy's speakership mean for the 118th Congress?
R Street Institute.
A please for sincerity and consistency in election reform.
R Street Institute.
In 2020, Senate elections were nationalized elections. The Georgia runoffs could be too.
LSE’s American Politics and Policy.
Is gerrymandering “poisoning the well” of democracy?
Oxford University Press.
Polarization in the Senate isn’t going away.
LegBranch.org.
Taking the redistricting process out of the hands of state legislatures can mean more competitive US House elections.
LSE’s American Politics and Policy.
The story of the midterms is the triumph of the moderates – on both sides.
LSE’s American Politics and Policy.
This is how to get rid of gerrymandered districts.
Monkey Cage, The Washington Post.
In order to increase competition in U.S. House races, states should look to extra-legislative bodies to redraw congressional boundaries.
LSE’s American Politics and Policy.
Researching Trust in Elections.
High Turnout Wide Margins.
How much money should Americans spend on elections?
Politics in Question
Op-eds
Majority leaders are abusing the filibuster.
Washington Examiner.
Michigan's redistricting panel did a pretty good job.
The Detroit News.
Instant runoffs offer states a chance to increase security and save money.
The Hill.
A 'Final Five' system would be better would be better than the current 'Top Two' in California.
The Orange County Register.
Let's change our costly system of primary voting.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Instead of Leaving ERIC, conservative should convince others to join.
AL.com.
Republicans should get on board and do the right thing.
MSN.
Select Blog Posts
What the harm of refusing to concede?
American Enterprise Institute.
The Senate should follow the House's lead on modernization.
R Street Institute.
Republicans are willingly making voter rolls less accurate.
R Street Institute.
Will a recount save your preferred candidate? Probably not.
R Street Institute.
Election night coverage is a breeding ground for misinformation.
R Street Institute.
What does McCarthy's speakership mean for the 118th Congress?
R Street Institute.
A please for sincerity and consistency in election reform.
R Street Institute.
In 2020, Senate elections were nationalized elections. The Georgia runoffs could be too.
LSE’s American Politics and Policy.
Is gerrymandering “poisoning the well” of democracy?
Oxford University Press.
Polarization in the Senate isn’t going away.
LegBranch.org.
Taking the redistricting process out of the hands of state legislatures can mean more competitive US House elections.
LSE’s American Politics and Policy.
The story of the midterms is the triumph of the moderates – on both sides.
LSE’s American Politics and Policy.
This is how to get rid of gerrymandered districts.
Monkey Cage, The Washington Post.
In order to increase competition in U.S. House races, states should look to extra-legislative bodies to redraw congressional boundaries.
LSE’s American Politics and Policy.