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Federal Court Finds East Ramapo School Board Elections Violate Voting Rights Act

Feb 28, 2021

Racially Polarized Voting Analysis

Federal Court Finds East Ramapo School Board Elections Violate Voting Rights Act

A federal court ruled that the East Ramapo Central School District’s at-large method for school board elections denies Black and Latinx...

How InvestigateWest Analyzed Voter Signature Rejection Rates

Feb 15, 2021

Racially Polarized Voting Analysis

How InvestigateWest Analyzed Voter Signature Rejection Rates

In an analysis of recent voter data and behavior, InvestigateWest found that voters with Latino surnames in Washington state were more...

San Luis Obispo faces legal threat over at-large elections

Dec 5, 2019

Racially Polarized Voting Analysis

San Luis Obispo faces legal threat over at-large elections

San Luis Obispo’s attorney says the city now has until the end of January to either start changing the way it elects council members, or...

A History of Sanctuary Cities in the United States

Nov 27, 2019

Demography

A History of Sanctuary Cities in the United States

A new book, “Sanctuary Cities: The Politics of Refuge,” explores how Donald Trump made sanctuary cities a polarizing, partisan issue.

Spanish-language ads can be effective tool for political candidates seeking Latino vote

Apr 17, 2018

Racially Polarized Voting Analysis

Spanish-language ads can be effective tool for political candidates seeking Latino vote

Researchers have seen increased voter interest and turnout in campaigns where the candidate steadily invested in Spanish-language...