Research Intern
Adrien Van Voorhis is an undergraduate student and teaching assistant at Temple University set to graduate in May 2024 with a double major in political science and history. They just finished a year-long history research project that they presented at the prestigious McNeil Center for Early American Studies. They previously worked across political divides as a communications intern at Perfectly Normal, an organization that advocates for the reform of marijuana laws. Last summer, Adrien hiked Mt. Whitney — the tallest mountain in the continental US.
Analysis
Missouri county clerk discusses why she launched the High Turnout Wide Margins podcast and why now is a great time to become an elections administrator...
Editor’s note: More than 10,000 officials across the country run U.S. elections. This interview is part of a series highlighting the election heroes who are the faces of democracy. Since…
Reports
When local election officials leave their positions in record numbers, the costs to institutional knowledge and running elections are significant...
Introduction In the wake of a contentious presidential election in November 2020 that led to harassment and death threats against many once-obscure election administrators, droves of local election officials have…
Analysis
Marine-turned-election official explains why Republicans should stop promoting election lies and how a lack of election resources hurt a Utah Republican’s reelection...
Editor’s note: More than 10,000 officials across the country run U.S. elections. This interview is part of a series highlighting the election heroes who are the faces of democracy. From…
