
Data, politics, and necessary repairs
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Democracy in New Jersey has undergone a historic change - and it’s ongoing. Tonight here in Princeton, we’ll have a public discussion of what will replace the old, machine-based system of candidate selection. This event is in-person only…bu...
Friends, this has been a great run. I have been delayed in posting because of all the congratulatory notes. Why congratulatory? After all, I didn’t win - I came in third place. But it’s the happiest third place finish I’ve ever experienced!...
Running for office has been a real eye-opener. It’s changed how I think about how we should deploy our campaign dollars.
Over the years, I’ve spent a lot of time focusing on the general election, but primaries play a special role. (Discla...
Hi, everyone! I just got back from MIT’s Picower Center at a conference on Neuroscience of Democracy. I spoke about how we can use science to heal and repair and rebuild a broken democracy. My slides are here.
I saw two friends who have en...
It’s only about as bad as I imagined - which is pretty bad. But it is happening much faster. After the Supreme Court overturned most of what’s left of the Voting Rights Act, Republican legislatures are wasting no time redrawing maps in Tenn...
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Scientist at Princeton. I write about democracy, data, and electoral reform. My tools are data, analysis, and a willingness to cross lanes when the occasion calls for it.
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