Georgetown Public Policy Review
Policy Shaping Our Future
Breaking It Down is GPPR’s new series focused on explaining emerging and endorsed solutions for various policy problems. In this first installment, I explain the process of ranked-choice voting and its credibility as a tool for electoral reform in the United States. For the first time, American voters will not be voting under a uniform […]
Congress is dysfunctional, but it can be fixed. This two-part series explains why Congress is broken and how to fix it. Although some pundits suggest that the lack of compromise and civility are the reasons why Congress is dysfunctional, those reasons are symptoms of the root cause: a lack of deliberation. More debate will lead […]