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Illustration by Jim Frazier Women and ethnic minorities donate small amounts of money to political candidates in ways that have helped to democratize the American electoral process, suggests Associate... View Details

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Research Brief: The High Cost of Election Expectations

perfect laboratory to test initiatives designed to improve both. Eager to showcase the country’s strengthened commitment to democracy, Kenya’s Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) partnered with Assistant Professor View Details

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Compulsory Voter ID: What the Us Can Teach Us about Fraud, Confidence and Suppression

Chasing Election Integrity: Strict Voter ID Laws’ Impact on Turnout and Fraud

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The COVID Gender Gap: Why Fewer Women Are Dying

Conflicting, Contradictory Results in Studies of Alleged Racism, Voter Suppression in Election Laws

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Do debates matter? Do they change minds about elections? Here’s what the data say

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How big data helped secure Emmanuel Macron’s astounding victory

On Track: Health Care, Patient Data, and Provider Performance

The perils of building democracy in Africa

Macron Wants to Implement Vital Economic Reforms in France Amid Scandals

The Myths of Voter ID

Do voter ID laws reduce turnout among black Americans?

The Lab-Leak Hypothesis

Strict ID Laws Don’t Stop Voters: Evidence from a U.S. Nationwide Panel

COVID-Hit Citizens Don’t Just Blame Govt. Buck Is Passed on to Democracy Too, Survey Finds

Research Brief: Pocket Change

Research Brief: The High Cost of Election Expectations

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