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Story by Georgia Lyon of the CLC | May 10, 2022
Story by Fast Forward | March 25, 2024
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Story by Georgia Lyon of the CLC | May 10, 2022
Story by Fast Forward | March 25, 2024
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Story by Georgia Lyon of the CLC | May 10, 2022
Story by Fast Forward | March 25, 2024
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Research
This study explores how felony financial disenfranchisement, which ties voting rights to the repayment of legal-financial obligations, deters voter participation.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and Gaurav Bagwe
Posted: 28 April 2022
This study explores how U.S. criminal courts create conflicts of interest through defendant fees and calls for reforms to fund courts through general state revenues.
by Neel U. Sukhatme and Alexander Billy
Posted: 25 May 2023
This study explores how distance to one’s polling place affects the likelihood of voting, either in-person or by mail.
by Gaurav Bagwe, Juan Margitic, and Allison Stashko
Posted: 05 July 2022
This study explores how outreach methods like mailers and social media impact voter turnout among Iowans with restored voting rights after their convictions.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and JJ Naddeo
Posted: 17 October 2022
This study explores how felony financial disenfranchisement, which ties voting rights to the repayment of legal-financial obligations, deters voter participation.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and Gaurav Bagwe
Posted: 28 April 2022
This study explores how U.S. criminal courts create conflicts of interest through defendant fees and calls for reforms to fund courts through general state revenues.
by Neel U. Sukhatme and Alexander Billy
Posted: 25 May 2023
This study explores how distance to one’s polling place affects the likelihood of voting, either in-person or by mail.
by Gaurav Bagwe, Juan Margitic, and Allison Stashko
Posted: 05 July 2022
This study explores how outreach methods like mailers and social media impact voter turnout among Iowans with restored voting rights after their convictions.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and JJ Naddeo
Posted: 17 October 2022
This study explores how felony financial disenfranchisement, which ties voting rights to the repayment of legal-financial obligations, deters voter participation.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and Gaurav Bagwe
Posted: 28 April 2022
This study explores how U.S. criminal courts create conflicts of interest through defendant fees and calls for reforms to fund courts through general state revenues.
by Neel U. Sukhatme and Alexander Billy
Posted: 25 May 2023
This study explores how distance to one’s polling place affects the likelihood of voting, either in-person or by mail.
by Gaurav Bagwe, Juan Margitic, and Allison Stashko
Posted: 05 July 2022
This study explores how outreach methods like mailers and social media impact voter turnout among Iowans with restored voting rights after their convictions.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and JJ Naddeo
Posted: 17 October 2022
This study explores how felony financial disenfranchisement, which ties voting rights to the repayment of legal-financial obligations, deters voter participation.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and Gaurav Bagwe
Posted: 28 April 2022
This study explores how U.S. criminal courts create conflicts of interest through defendant fees and calls for reforms to fund courts through general state revenues.
by Neel U. Sukhatme and Alexander Billy
Posted: 25 May 2023
This study explores how distance to one’s polling place affects the likelihood of voting, either in-person or by mail.
by Gaurav Bagwe, Juan Margitic, and Allison Stashko
Posted: 05 July 2022
This study explores how outreach methods like mailers and social media impact voter turnout among Iowans with restored voting rights after their convictions.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and JJ Naddeo
Posted: 17 October 2022
This study explores how felony financial disenfranchisement, which ties voting rights to the repayment of legal-financial obligations, deters voter participation.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and Gaurav Bagwe
Posted: 28 April 2022
This study explores how U.S. criminal courts create conflicts of interest through defendant fees and calls for reforms to fund courts through general state revenues.
by Neel U. Sukhatme and Alexander Billy
Posted: 25 May 2023
This study explores how distance to one’s polling place affects the likelihood of voting, either in-person or by mail.
by Gaurav Bagwe, Juan Margitic, and Allison Stashko
Posted: 05 July 2022
This study explores how outreach methods like mailers and social media impact voter turnout among Iowans with restored voting rights after their convictions.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and JJ Naddeo
Posted: 17 October 2022
This study explores how felony financial disenfranchisement, which ties voting rights to the repayment of legal-financial obligations, deters voter participation.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and Gaurav Bagwe
Posted: 28 April 2022
This study explores how U.S. criminal courts create conflicts of interest through defendant fees and calls for reforms to fund courts through general state revenues.
by Neel U. Sukhatme and Alexander Billy
Posted: 25 May 2023
This study explores how distance to one’s polling place affects the likelihood of voting, either in-person or by mail.
by Gaurav Bagwe, Juan Margitic, and Allison Stashko
Posted: 05 July 2022
This study explores how outreach methods like mailers and social media impact voter turnout among Iowans with restored voting rights after their convictions.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and JJ Naddeo
Posted: 17 October 2022
This study explores how felony financial disenfranchisement, which ties voting rights to the repayment of legal-financial obligations, deters voter participation.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and Gaurav Bagwe
Posted: 28 April 2022
This study explores how U.S. criminal courts create conflicts of interest through defendant fees and calls for reforms to fund courts through general state revenues.
by Neel U. Sukhatme and Alexander Billy
Posted: 25 May 2023
This study explores how distance to one’s polling place affects the likelihood of voting, either in-person or by mail.
by Gaurav Bagwe, Juan Margitic, and Allison Stashko
Posted: 05 July 2022
This study explores how outreach methods like mailers and social media impact voter turnout among Iowans with restored voting rights after their convictions.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and JJ Naddeo
Posted: 17 October 2022
This study explores how felony financial disenfranchisement, which ties voting rights to the repayment of legal-financial obligations, deters voter participation.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and Gaurav Bagwe
Posted: 28 April 2022
This study explores how U.S. criminal courts create conflicts of interest through defendant fees and calls for reforms to fund courts through general state revenues.
by Neel U. Sukhatme and Alexander Billy
Posted: 25 May 2023
This study explores how distance to one’s polling place affects the likelihood of voting, either in-person or by mail.
by Gaurav Bagwe, Juan Margitic, and Allison Stashko
Posted: 05 July 2022
This study explores how outreach methods like mailers and social media impact voter turnout among Iowans with restored voting rights after their convictions.
by Neel U. Sukhatme, Alexander Billy, and JJ Naddeo
Posted: 17 October 2022
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