Why India’s Plan for a New Parliament May Spell a Challenging Future for Its…
A new Indian Parliament with an increased capacity for members of parliament (MPs) raises the prospect of a…
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What Would Proportional Representation look like in the United States?
Political polarization is at its worst in the United States since the Civil War. This polarization, among many…
Stealing the City
What do Manhattan's millionaire elite and subway fare-jumpers have in common? Both are stealing from the city.…
How America’s Failing Electoral System Will Shape the 2020 Election
For years now, deliberate attempts to discourage people from voting, particularly from the Republican Party, as…
First in Flight, Last in Freedom: The Worrying State of North Carolina’s…
In July 2015, the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles started offering an alternative to the “First…
In Light of the Pence-Kobach Commission, the Voting Reform Discourse Should Remain…
In the past few years, the discourse surrounding voting reform in the United States has become increasingly…
The Hidden Battle the Democrats are Losing
As the 2016 presidential election slowly approaches, more heads turn to pay attention to what is likely the most…