Fixing Bugs In Democracy - by Sam Wang
Sam Wang, Lawrence Lessig, Elizabeth G., Lfw, Ochuwa Garuba, elainezhaoData, politics, and rebuilding
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The Last Nine Days: What To Do
In today’s call, sponsored by Third Mountain Action, we showed what you can do to make a difference in the last nine days. In case you missed it, here’s the recording:
Kyle Barnes of the Electoral Innovation Lab showed off Vote Maximizer,...
National Zoom call: Votemaxxing!
Early voting has started in many states. So go vote. But you want to do everything… What’s next?
Time for a little Votemaxxing. Join a call Sunday, hosted by Third Mountain Action and me.
It’s time to figure out what you will do - and wh...
Blue Light Specials
When I was a kid, Kmart was a weekend destination. It had affordable stuff and lots of things a household might want!
Kmart also had a keen eye for the bargain shopper. Every once in a while, the overhead address system would announce a “b...
Four House dummymanders
Jon Allsop’s “Who Won The Redistricting War?” The New Yorker, October 10, 2026. I spoke with him for his article.
Eight states have redrawn their Congressional maps mid-decade, including nearly two-fifths of all districts. The goal was to...
Despondent respondents?
Senate polls are showing something weird. Taken at face value, they suggest that of the 33 seats up next month, 15 are competitive - and 12 of them are held by Republicans. Can that really be true? If so, it’s the largest competitive field...
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Authors
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.
Former NIH Program Official (2003-2025). Strategic research and innovation leader who helped build large-scale scientific programs at the intersection of emerging technology, ethics, and public impact. Opinions expressed here are my own.
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