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An exercise showing why US politics is tilting toward authoritarianism

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Refusing authoritarianism: why California’s Proposition 50 is necessary but not sufficient

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Divided We Fall, Part II – what’s causing the epidemic of political violence?

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Divided We Fall, Part I - the strange turn in the American experiment

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  • Steven Hill

    Chief editor & contributor @DemocracySOS, author of 7 books incl 10 Steps to Repair US Democracy, Fixing Elections & Europe's Promise.FairVote (co-founder, fmr asst dir) New America, CHT, WZB, articles/intvus NYTimes, WAPost, Wall St Jrnl, CNN, CSpan

  • Alan Durning

    ED at Sightline Institute, Cascadia's think tank.

  • Alissa Bombardier Shaw

    Alissa is the Development Manager at RepresentWomen and equips the democracy reform and women’s representation spaces to understand how systems strategies remove barriers to women’s political power.

  • Henry Milner

    My recent book: PARTICIPANT OBSERVER: AN UNCONVENTIONAL LIFE IN POLITICS AND ACADEMIA includes two chapters on my efforts to bring proportional voting to Quebec and Canada https://books.friesenpress.com/store/title/119734000201036289

  • Cynthia Richie Terrell

    Cynthia Richie Terrell is the founder and executive director of RepresentWomen, a founding member of the ReflectUS coalition, and an outspoken advocate for institutional reforms to advance women’s representation and leadership in the United States.

  • David Daley

    Senior fellow @ FairVote, author of national best-seller Ratf**ked: Your Vote Doesn't Count & Unrigged: How Americans Are Battling Back to Save Democracy. Ex-EIC @ Salon, fellow @ UGa, BC, Wesleyan. Articles in New Yorker, NYT, WaPo, CNN, TNR.

  • Michelle C Whittaker

    I am a messaging & political strategist for communications, outreach, and grassroots mobilization. My focus is on giving more people a voice in local government.

  • Katie Usalis

    Katie is the partnerships director at RepresentWomen. She is passionate about system reform to achieve gender balance in politics as a structural catalyst to a more equitable world.

  • Drew Penrose

    Drew Penrose is an elections policy expert and consultant based in Maryland

  • Thor Hogan

    I’m a professor of American politics and public policy at Earlham College, and the author of the Thor's Forge Substack. I research political history, security studies, and climate policy. I’ve worked at RAND and for the Democratic Party.

  • Rob Richie

    Rob Richie leads Expand Democracy. As head of FairVote, he created the partisan voting index, designed Alaska’s Top Four system, and advanced the Fair Representation Act, National Popular Vote, automatic voter registration, and ranked choice voting.

  • Nathan Lockwood
  • Jeanne Massey

    Executive Director of FairVote MN.

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