Governments across the globe have been actively engaged in pilots aimed at implementing
i-voting, which facilitates voting via the internet. I-voting innovations, such as those widely …

One means of increasing voting participation among populations that have been
deliberately disenfranchised in the past is to make it easier for them to reach polling …

Transportation costs are an under-studied barrier to political participation. In many elections
worldwide, subsidies to voter transportation are already provided or are under discussion …

A potential voter must incur a number of costs in order to successfully cast an in-person
ballot, including the costs associated with identifying and traveling to a polling place. In …

Abstract The Riau Archipelago, which consists of islands, has its own challenges in terms of
development of infrastructure and transportation, so that development and growth each …

The growth of machine learning techniques and massive administrative data sets has
dovetailed with increasing interest in racial inequality in political science. While this has …

Local elections are widely recognized as low turnout affairs compared with their national
level counterparts. But, scholars have little systematic national data on the composition of …

• A system with improved transportation options and reduced driving could save up to $201
billion in energy infrastructure, $128 billion in public health costs, and $5.9 trillion in vehicle …

The central claim that justifies this research stems from the existing gap in the comparative
politics literature linking the alignment approach and the rising spread of misinformation …

In recent years, rising concerns about the spread of fake-news and misinformation across
liberal democracies have gained academic prominence, particularly in light of the January …