Jack’s Newsletter
Jack SantucciPolitical science on electoral systems, state/local politics, and public opinion.
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What role for RCV in the election of Mamdani?
Back to school! The question has come up in my classrooms and conversations at the ongoing APSA conference. Here are some thoughts.
- Yes, Brad Lander and Zohran Mamdani concluded a “1-2 deal” that would not have been possible, strictly...
My advice to graduate students
Most probably know me for my work on ranked-choice voting. I started that project in 2013, before RCV was the term du jour. Then, in August 2018, I began a complementary project on American populism. That eventually got me to the formal stu...
“Zombie votes” and legitimacy in presidential nominations
Yesterday I attempted to contextualize the Democratic National Committee’s potential RCV “ban” on Saturday. The core claim was that the choice might reflect concerns about fragmentation of the 2028 candidate field. Several people reacted an...
Why is the DNC considering a “ban” on RCV?
One piece of big news last week was the Democratic National Committee’s upcoming consideration of a rule to “ban” RCV in presidential primaries. (Technically, the rule would ban consultation of voters’ lower rankings.) The matter will be de...
Can a country do surgery on its own political institutions?
Lycurgus as shown on Wikipedia.
Years ago, before graduate school, I studied to join and worked in a business called “democracy promotion.” Its purpose was to bring democracy to formerly authoritarian regimes and, in places where that alre...
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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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