Over the last decade, social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook have become increasingly influential in shaping the debate around politics and public policy. Professionals in the public affairs …
Time for the GOP to Embrace Ranked-Choice Voting
This week, all eyes are on Alaska, following the results of the state’s first-ever ranked-choice voting (RCV) election — a special U.S. House contest that sent Democrat Mary Peltola to Congress over …
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How can we fix bias in email spam filtering? Look to the Post Office.
Not all spam is created equal, it turns out: A recently published academic study, which analyzed more than 300,000 political emails sent during the 2020 election, found evidence of a political bias in …
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How Web 3 Will Transform Campaigns Over The Next Decade
The adoption of blockchain technology beyond cryptocurrency – collectively known as Web 3 – offers a number of possible futures for campaigns and elections. And while it’s still early, it's important …
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Ranked-choice voting offers a promising path for Virginia elections
Virginia Republicans are on track for the political upset of the year. Two new polls in the commonwealth show that our gubernatorial election this fall is a competitive race between former Democratic …
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The GOP’s Missing Innovation Ecosystem
Innovation is like a chemical reaction. It needs reagents in the proper quantities in order to proceed. If an element is missing, the reaction won’t start. If another element is not present in …
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