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A Quick History Lesson on Voter Disenfranchisement

“Being unable to vote is like being on the fringe of society [as] a citizen that doesn’t have an active participation in ... Read more »

Ideas for Democratic Access 2017

The Roosevelt Institute’s oldest and most competitive journal, elevating the top student-generated policy proposals from ... Read more »

Fighting Young Voter Apathy Automatic Voter Registration for College Students in Virginia

In this brief, Roosevelter Evan Baines argues that the Commonwealth of Virginia should mandate that all state universities ... Read more »

Online Voter Registration in Michigan

In this brief, Roosevelter Christopher Olson argues that the state of Michigan should allow citizens to register to vote ... Read more »

Increasing Virginia Voter Registration: Requiring Notification of Voter Application Denial

In this brief, Roosevelter Danielle Melton argues that Virginia should include phone number and email as required fields on ... Read more »

Promoting Participatory Refugee Resettlement Evaluation in Maryland

In this report, Emerging Fellow for Democratic Access Asha Athman argues that Maryland needs to reform its evaluation of its ... Read more »
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The New York Votes Act Would Expand Democratic Access

In his opinion curtailing key aspects of the Voting Rights Act in Shelby County v. Holder (2013), Supreme Court Chief ... Read more »

Democratic Access

With the conclusion of the first national election following the gutting of the Voting Rights Act, and another sweeping ... Read more »

10 Ideas for Equal Justice 2016

The Roosevelt Institute's annual 10 Ideas series is the largest undergraduate policy journal, sharing locally-generated ... Read more »
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Why Mayor de Blasio’s Broadband Push Needs to Go Further—and Faster

On July 16, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a new initiative to bring free broadband service to 16,000 New Yorkers living in ... Read more »
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