Jul
22
The Vote is in the Mail: Making the Polls More Accessible to Voters (Civic Mind)
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(What is Civic Mind? Read our welcome post for the series!) This past spring, the coronavirus pandemic added a layer of difficulty for voters wishing to cast their ballots. Already voters in Texas and other states have faced long lines in recent years, due to a decrease in the number of polling places. In April, Wisconsin voters […]
Jul
2
Tocqueville’s Association with Grant: The Paradox of Giving and Receiving
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(What is Tocqueville Capital? Read the welcome post for the series!) Over half of my career as a political scientist has included serving in organizational or institutional positions of leadership – treasurer, chair, director, dean. I have found that my discipline has had much to offer in those experiences – the value of understanding how institutional/organizational structure, […]