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How Democrats could win a shutdown fight, and why they won’t
Notes on a theory of strategic conflict (Or: why Democrats should stop rehearsing Bach fugues for a punk rock battle of the bands)
Sep 10
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How I updated my views on ranked choice voting
Sep 18, 2023
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How did American democracy become a broken game without winners? And what should we do about it?
Jan 15
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One "Big Beautiful Bill" and the calculated confidence of unapologetic unpopularity
Jul 3
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Why America Has the World's Oldest Politicians
Sep 3
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Why America Has the World's Oldest Politicians
How our creaky electoral system created the most advanced gerontocracy on earth.
Sep 3
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What the Apportionment Act of 1842 tells us about today's gerrymandering wars
And why reform might be closer than you think
Aug 7
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Democracy in pieces: Did the Texas gerrymander just break the districting game?
Or was it already broken all along? A Socratic gastropub journey through America's most unsolvable political puzzle
Aug 1
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Reed Galen and Lee Drutman Talk Third Parties
A recording from Lee Drutman and Reed Galen's live video
Jul 14
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Reed Galen
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One "Big Beautiful Bill" and the calculated confidence of unapologetic unpopularity
Or: How participation gaps, policy design, and status-driven voting let Republicans keep doing reverse Robin Hoods.
Jul 3
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So you want to start a new political party that “actually represents the 80% in the middle”? Good luck.
An open letter to Elon Musk
Jun 9
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Doomier and Loopier: Why our two-party system will not – and cannot - self-correct on its own.
We need major electoral reform and we need it now. A party system problem demands a party system solution.
May 15
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Are you being served? How proportional multi-member districts could improve your relationship with government
Notes on a new white paper on constituent service and electoral reform
Apr 24
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What I told the Democracy Summit audience last week
I gave a keynote talk. I called it: "Building Back a Better Democracy"
Mar 11
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