Featuring cutting edge research from top elections scholars, Pandemic at the Polls examines the context under which the 2020 U.S. elections were buffeted by a global pandemic unfolding during a hotly contested presidential election, how states and voters responded, and how to fortify the administration of elections for the future.
Featuring cutting edge research from top elections scholars, Pandemic at the Polls examines the context under which the 2020 U.S. elections were buffeted by a global pandemic unfolding during a hotly contested presidential election, how states and voters responded, and how to fortify the administration of elections for the future.
Dari Sylvester Tran is professor of political science at University of the Pacific in Stockton, CA.
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Preface Acknowledgements Part I: Pandemic Election Context Introduction Dari Sylvester Tran Chapter 1: The Pandemic Voting Experience Martha Kropf Chapter 2: The Pandemic, The U.S. Postal Service, and Mail Voting Laws and Voting in American Elections Michael J. Ritter Chapter 3: Plotting Out Election Administrative Insights Aad Recommendations from the 2020 Election John A. Curiel and Declan Chin Chapter 4: Online Hostility towards Local Election Officials Surged in 2020 Joelle Gross, Samuel Baltz, Mara Suttmann-Lea, Thessalia Merivaki, and Charles Stewart III Part II: Adaptation and Alternative Voting Arrangements Chapter 5: What Drove the Increase in Mail Voting in the 2020 General Election? Lindsay Nielson, David Varas Alonso, and Sidney Carl Turner Chapter 6: Adapting Democracy: Implementing Vote Centers During a Pandemic Anita Manion, David Kimball, Joseph Anthony, and Adriano Udani Chapter 7: The New Role of Philanthropy in Supporting Election Administration in the 2020 Election Mitchell Brown and Kathleen Hale Part III: Improving the Path Forward Chapter 8: Queuing up Problems: The Application and Status of Queuing Catastrophes in Election Administration John A. Curiel Chapter 9: Automatic Voter Registration and List Maintenance Jonathan Griffiths and Marc Meredith Conclusion Martha Kropf About the Contributors Index
Preface Acknowledgements Part I: Pandemic Election Context Introduction Dari Sylvester Tran Chapter 1: The Pandemic Voting Experience Martha Kropf Chapter 2: The Pandemic, The U.S. Postal Service, and Mail Voting Laws and Voting in American Elections Michael J. Ritter Chapter 3: Plotting Out Election Administrative Insights Aad Recommendations from the 2020 Election John A. Curiel and Declan Chin Chapter 4: Online Hostility towards Local Election Officials Surged in 2020 Joelle Gross, Samuel Baltz, Mara Suttmann-Lea, Thessalia Merivaki, and Charles Stewart III Part II: Adaptation and Alternative Voting Arrangements Chapter 5: What Drove the Increase in Mail Voting in the 2020 General Election? Lindsay Nielson, David Varas Alonso, and Sidney Carl Turner Chapter 6: Adapting Democracy: Implementing Vote Centers During a Pandemic Anita Manion, David Kimball, Joseph Anthony, and Adriano Udani Chapter 7: The New Role of Philanthropy in Supporting Election Administration in the 2020 Election Mitchell Brown and Kathleen Hale Part III: Improving the Path Forward Chapter 8: Queuing up Problems: The Application and Status of Queuing Catastrophes in Election Administration John A. Curiel Chapter 9: Automatic Voter Registration and List Maintenance Jonathan Griffiths and Marc Meredith Conclusion Martha Kropf About the Contributors Index
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