This paper deserves more attention. Uses Keyssar and other data to compile the most comprehensive historical state disenfranchisement law dataset I've seen. Uses it to show which policies reduced turnout most (it was poll taxes)
gated: www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
The chord is now resolved!
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Did you know you can permanently edit the titles of your articles on Google Scholar so they're properly capitalized, thus eliminating the need for anyone who copies the citation to them from having to fix their bibliography?
Who knows. I think that would be worse for their re-election prospects than not backing Trump though.
Wasn’t aware this existed. BlueSky comes at you pretty fast I guess!
One per semester; more if we have an active search.
This is pretty much my approach.
Depends. How much vote suppression will there be in the 2700s Kevin?
I think such a law would likely be struck down because it creates additional qualifications for the office. See USTL v. Thornton.
Revising and extending…I was referring to conference fees, but I guess those are paid to the convention center.
The hotel is getting paid whether or not you go. The ink on that contract is dry.
Hi Paul, please add me. Thanks!
