Toward an Inclusive Democracy: The Positive Impact of Preregistration Laws on Youth Voter Turnout

January 17th, 2017 - Changwook Ju

Low turnout among young voters in the United States has recently garnered attention, prompting policymakers and political scientists to design electoral reforms aimed at bringing young Americans into the public decision-making process. The most common strategi... More »

Partisan Judicial Elections Can Lead to Lower-Quality Judges

January 29th, 2016 - Carolina Bernal

When political affiliation is shown on ballots, candidates’ quality has a lower impact on voters' decisions than when it is not; otherwise, voters are more influenced by candidates’ quality and suitability for the job. More »

Countdown to Election Series: Birth Control on the Ballot

October 31st, 2014 - Nazihah Siddiqui

Chicago Policy Review breaks down the top three things to know about the birth control referendum on the Illinois midterm election ballot. More »

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Toward an Inclusive Democracy: The Positive Impact of Preregistration Laws on Youth Voter Turnout

Partisan Judicial Elections Can Lead to Lower-Quality Judges

Countdown to Election Series: Birth Control on the Ballot