A representative democracy requires citizens to be politically engaged; however, a
substantial portion of eligible United States voters do not vote. While structural (eg, ease or …

Policy Points Health and civic engagement are reciprocally and longitudinally linked: Poor
health is associated with less civic engagement. Well‐established social drivers of health …

Women and racial minorities have made significant inroads into senior managerial and,
especially, board of director positions over the past half-century. Despite this, there is little …

Objective Voter purges can protect election integrity by ensuring deceased or moved
individuals are removed from election rolls. But they have been used to diminish voting …

A distinct problem for American democracy is that voter participation rates remain higher
among older, wealthier, and more highly educated citizens. Through their nonpartisan get …

The purpose of this study is to explore the influence of political interest on voting and the
moderating effect of discrimination in this relationship. Using the National American Asian …

This qualitative study collected and examined the perceptions of elected and appointed
clerks in California, Illinois, and Michigan on how they perceived existing voter education …

The purpose of this descriptive study is to analyze trends in the political engagement plans
of high school seniors from 1976 to 2019. Using the Monitoring the Future dataset, I address …

To understand class and racial gaps in voting, we conducted 262 semi-structured interviews
with low-income and working-class people across Pennsylvania. In this paper, we focus on …

Racial resentment has long existed in the United States, with the idea that Black people
receive unfair advantages by exploiting their race thus negatively affecting White people. In …