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Before Abdul El-Sayed became Michigan Democrats’ nominee for U.S. Senate, his main expertise was in public health. He has an M.D. and a Ph.D. (or to be precise, a D.Phil. from Oxford).
In 2020, my Princeton colleague Julian Zelizer and I...
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Federal courts have washed their hands of gerrymandering. Through Rucho v. Common Cause to Louisiana v. Callais, the Supreme Court has allowed gerrymandering - and killed the Voting Rights Act. But reformers have proposed a bold fix - multi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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.
law professor and democracy activist.
Formerly an NIH Program Official for 22 years. Strategic research and innovation leader who helped build large-scale scientific programs at the intersection of emerging technology, ethics, and public impact.
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