In the News
Event: Government & Elections Panel
by
Kevin Kosar
June 24, 2020
originally published in
4GenNow
From 4GenNow:
Our “Government & Elections” panel features experts from non-profit public policy and public policy research, campaign finance reform, and journalism fields discussing: – Given the risks that in-person voting create, should we go “all in” on voting by mail or offer both. – For electronic voting to become mainstream, how can we make sure technological advances preserve the integrity of the democratic process. – In what ways can a Congress operating virtually operate more efficiently and reduce the influence of lobbyists.
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