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District Populations and Partisan Bias

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By Barry C. Burden, Veronica J. Judson
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda District Populations and Partisan Bias Autores: Barry C. Burden, Veronica J. Judson Localización: Legislative studies quarterly, ISSN 0362-9805, Vol. 50, N. 3, 2025 Idioma: inglés Enlaces Texto Completo Ejemplar Resumen We investigate whether the differing population sizes of legislative districts affect the ability to engage in partisan gerrymandering.
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Staffing Elections

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By Matt Lamb Verified, Barry C. Burden, Robert Stein
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The people who work elections are a lynchpin for sustaining our democratic institutions. “When voters feel good about their interactions with poll workers, they feel better about their voting experience and more confident about the electoral system” (Claassen et al. 2008, 616). Generally, in-person voters are satisfied with their election workers, as 95% of those recently surveyed rate their poll workers as “excellent” or “good” (Stewart 2022).
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Now the Electoral College votes for president - 4 essential reads Original

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By Barry C. Burden, David Froomkin, Eric Eisner, Phillip J. VanFossen
| The Conversation Verified
The voters have cast their ballots, and after those ballots have been counted, and a winner has been projected by news organizations, that’s not the conclusion of the election. The actual outcome of the 2024 presidential election will be determined by the Electoral College.
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