Browsing by Subject "Voting"
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How Voters Use Issues
(2021)Issue voting, where citizens select candidates based on their own policy preferences, exists as an ideal form of candidate selection in a representative democracy, with politicians being elected because they match the policy ... -
Increasing the Disability Vote
(2020-06-25)The disability vote is the overlooked and forgotten vote. To help my organization increase the disability vote, I conducted a series of interviews with people from various disability rights and voting advocacy organizations. ... -
Segregation and Integration in Dallas County: What Do Demographic Differences Between Neighborhoods tell us About the Political Preference of those Neighborhoods?
(2019-12-06)How does environment affect how people decide to vote? If a person lives in a more diverse environment, does that change their fundamental political preference? This research uses both racial demographic information of voters ... -
The Danger of Party Government
(2017)American voters understand that elections have consequences, but they have become so disillusioned by their political system that approximately 40 percent have self-selected out of the two-party circus, choosing instead ... -
Whose Ballots Are Rejected? Demographic Dynamics of Provisional Ballots in North Carolina from 2010-2020
(2021-01)Provisional ballots were designed to be democracy’s final line of defense against disenfranchisement. Through provisional voting, every person has the right to fill out a ballot. However, many of these ballots are rejected. ...
