Election Science Field Notes
Michael Alvarez, Yimeng LiData, not drama.
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Latest Issues
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Securing the Vote Against Autonomous AI
Those of you who know me, know that I’m generally not one who raises concerns unnecessarily. But there are two important developments in the technology world that election officials and stakeholders need to pay close attention to, one in th...
Universal Voting By Mail Boosts Turnout
There is a lot of conversation these days about voting by mail in the United States. Yimeng Li and I just published a paper in The Journal of Politics, “Universal Mail Ballot Delivery Boosts Turnout: The Causal Effects of Sending Mail Ballo...
AI & Election Security: Who is Guarding our Elections?
In my latest episode of Election Science Office Hours, I had a great talk on election security with Mike Moser, the founder of Moser Solutions LLC. If you don’t know Mike, he’s had an extensive background in election administration and elec...
Agents, Audits, and Assets: The New Playbook for Federal Election Involvement
In my most previous Substack post, I argued that it’s unlikely that the U.S. federal government will be able to actually “nationalize” the 2026 midterm elections. However, there are many other ways that the vast resources of the federal gov...
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Election science pioneer. Prof at Caltech. Computational Social Scientist.
FSU postdoc. Caltech PhD.
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