Malevolent intent is now a given. But will the pushback be strong enough?
Cecily Hines
Cecily Hines is senior program adviser for the Senior Practice Fellowship in American Democracy at the Ash Center at Harvard’s Kennedy School. Previously, she served as general counsel for global medical device companies and as a nonprofit leader.
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A Kentucky Surprise: Bipartisan Reforms to Ease Voting
What’s different about Kentucky—and what could other states learn?
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A New Playing Field for Democracy Reform
To win substantive reforms, our system is overdue for structural reforms. 2018 creates an opening.
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The Good News from the Voting Wars
How hard-won expansion of voting possibilities could raise turnout, boost the wave—and help our democracy
