State of the Student Vote
Sam Novey, Yael Bromberg, Esq., Mike Moser, Responsive Gov, Eddy Zerbe, Jason Vadnos, Carla Fletcher, Allyson Cornett, Abraham Goldberg, Bianca Rosales, Dena PastorNewsletter of the Student Vote Research Network sharing the latest research on how we get to 100% student voter participation
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Chief Strategist, University of Maryland Center for Democracy and Civic Engagement
A democracy lawyer and Rutgers Law lecturer, Bromberg’s work on the 26th Amendment is dubbed "groundbreaking" and "a legal and organizing call for action." Principal, Bromberg Law LLC. Special Counsel + Strategic Advisor, Andrew Goodman Foundation.
Mike Moser, founder of Moser Solutions, LLC, previously served as an Election Security Analyst at CISA and as the Director of Election Security and Technology at the Pennsylvania Department of State, focusing on election security and resilience.
Responsive Gov ensures interactions and participation with the government is possible and powerful. We work to strengthen our democracy and help make government more efficient, accessible, and responsive to the needs of everyday Americans.
Deputy Director, Students Learn Students Vote Coalition
Jason is a student at Vanderbilt University passionate about youth civic engagement, civil discourse, and democracy. He is a 2025–27 Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholar, a 2025 Riley’s Way Call for Kindness Fellow, and an acclaimed student journalist.
Carla Fletcher is a Principal Research Associate at Trellis Strategies. She works with institutions, associations, and government entities, using research to help policymakers and practitioners advocate for student access and success.
Director of Research at Trellis Strategies
Dr. Abraham Goldberg is a professor of Political Science at James Madison University. His teaching and research interests include civic learning and engagement, American democracy, community placemaking, and higher education.
Professor of Assessment & Measurement at James Madison University. Exploring higher civic engagement, and what research can tell us about how students think, learn, and engage with ideas.
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