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Jack SantucciPolitical science on electoral systems, state/local politics, and public opinion.
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Data on historic use of STV in U.S. cities
All original data from More Parties or No Parties are available here. I am still digging up the materials to reproduce the analysis of government spending in Chapter 5.
You can use the data to generate figures like these. They did not win...
Do big cities need larger councils?
The DSA and Working Families Party are increasingly active in Democratic primaries and, for cities with nonpartisan ballots, first-round elections. City & State consequently reports that New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new charter-revi...
Report: “Understanding How Proportional Representation Might Work in New York City”
John Ketcham and I have a new report out today with the Manhattan Institute. In it, we show that the effective number of electoral parties at the last New York City council election was 3.3. We defend this computation by reference to the se...
Trojan Horse or distraction?
At the Election Law Blog, Rick Pildes describes two rationales for adopting proportional representation (PR) nationally. One of these is anti-gerrymandering. He describes the other as the effort to induce a system of 5-6 political parties....
Descriptive racial representation and anti-gerrymandering at once
This post follows up on my earlier advice to consider minority-party representation (MPR) as an anti-gerrymandering measure. Its basics are described here and reproduced at the bottom of the post.
This week’s news has been about the potent...
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Political scientist interested in public opinion, electoral systems, local politics, and teaching. Part-time at GW, the Manhattan Institute, and other institutions.
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