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In the News, Podcasts Electoral Reform, Governance Chris McIsaac Discusses Louisiana’s Election Administration and Opportunities for Reform on Talk 107.3 Chris McIsaac Nov 5, 2026 Youtube
Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Federal Government Affairs, Policing, Privacy, Technology and Innovation Every Car, Everywhere, All at Once—Part 2: License Plate Readers Are on a Collision Course With the Constitution Logan Seacrest Nov 5, 2026
Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, South, State Policy Louisiana’s “Jungle Primary” Election System: Introduction Jonathan Madison Nov 5, 2026
Analysis Electoral Reform, Governance, South, State Policy Louisiana’s “Jungle Primary” Election System—Part 1: History and Impact Jonathan Madison Nov 5, 2026
Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Innovation What the Midterms Mean for Technology and AI Mark Dalton, Adam Thierer, Ed Tarnowski, Josh Withrow, Nicholas Thielman, Spence Purnell, Wayne T. Brough Nov 4, 2026
Analysis Electoral Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Governance, State Policy Election Policy Landscape Stabilizes as Midterms Approach—Part 4: AI and Elections Chris McIsaac Nov 2, 2026
Op-Eds Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Parole, Reentry Youngkin helped build a parole board that works. Conservatives should stand behind it. Sarah Anderson Oct 13, 2026 Richmond Times-Dispatch
Op-Eds Artificial Intelligence, Governance, Technology and Innovation AI Needs a Grange Eli Lehrer Nov 2, 2026 Washington Monthly
