Fixing Bugs In Democracy - by Sam Wang
Sam WangData, politics, and necessary repairs
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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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