The 2013 Shelby decision suspended federal preclearance restrictions on changes to voting laws in several states with a history of racial or ethnic discrimination and disparities in voting. We analyze the impact of removing federal preclearance of state election reforms on minority voter turnout by
This study will investigate how surprise changes in election results, delay, and ranked choice voting interact to shape perceptions of election integrity and fairness.
This study evaluates the extent to which partisan differences about voting rules are rooted in disagreements about the relative importance of maximizing turnout versus preventing ineligible voters from casting ballots. Research Documents NOTE: This is an incomplete draft of work in progress; please do not
This study looks at a “cost-of-voting” (COVI) index based on state election administration laws and revises the COVI to introduce a time-consistent dynamic index or DCOVI of the cost of voting in states. Research Documents NOTE: This is an incomplete draft of work in
State voter identification laws involve a potential tradeoff between the ease of voting and public perceptions of the integrity of elections. While several prior studies have examined the effects of voter ID laws on turnout, relatively few have investigated the effects of such laws on
