THE ELECTORAL INNOVATION LAB
Using science to maximize voter power.
A national project to repair democracy and empower all voters using science, data, and practical strategies.
Non-partisan, independent, and evidence-driven, we envision an American democracy in which voters gain and maintain the power to choose their government to achieve fair and meaningful representation for all.
August 25 — American Community Media
Redistricting Battles Erupt Ahead of Midterm Elections
Sam Wang, President of the Electoral Innovation Lab at Princeton University, provides information on how voters can address gerrymandering and other issues related to voting district fairness.
August 15 — NPR Interview
The winners and losers of gerrymandering
At the request of President Trump, Texas Republicans are considering redistricting the state to pick up five […]
Our research informs discovery and policy innovations,
Our tools translate ideas into real-world practice,
Our interns, fellows and mentors bridge the gap between the two worlds and to citizen groups and advocates.
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October 2 — Utah Political Watch
Utah Republicans have long accused Democrats of infiltrating their closed primary elections by registering as GOP members, a controversial practice known as "party raiding."
