by Megan Lohry | Mar 24, 2020 | Georgia State University
Within the past decade states across the US have increasingly pushed for voter ID laws in an attempt to minimize voter fraud. This seems optimal, however voter fraud has not been proven to be a significant threat to election turnout, while voter suppression has. The...
by David Winner | Feb 12, 2020 | Boston University
On November 5th, 2019, Pennsylvania’s Northampton County held elections through digital voting machines manufactured by Election Systems & Software. The machines, called the ExpressVoteXL, are marketed as state-of-the-art; they come equipped with a...
by Marina Pence | Feb 12, 2020 | Boston University
The term “constitutional crisis” has been used to classify an array of American democratic features. Any time a legal question, a controversial decision or executive order is in the news, the term “constitutional crisis” is on the tips of everyone’s tongue....
by John Russo | Feb 12, 2020 | Boston University
Election fraud has been one of the most prominent political talking points of the past four years, and the very crux of a democracy is free and fair elections, where one of the most important aspects of free and fair elections is allowing every citizen to vote in...
by Isabella Harford | Feb 12, 2020 | Boston University
In recent years, fears surrounding the legitimacy of elections has resulted in greater partisan conflict in the United States. The nation has become consumed by accusatory rhetoric and constant denunciation, rather than policy. Thus, there lays justifiable claim for...