Georgetown Public Policy Review
Policy Shaping Our Future
If an online equivalent of the pre-digital age White Pages existed, would it be available to anyone who wanted to access it? A controversial policy of the D.C. Board of Elections may give us an answer — or, at least, a similar debate. Two months ago, a minor controversy arose in the comment section of the […]
The US has one of the lowest voter turnouts compared to other developed democracies. Historic patterns of voter apathy and systematic disenfranchisement of some voters is compounded by fears of electoral interference by outside parties. Will American voters and the government act to revitalize their democracy? After two years of seemingly nonstop op-eds, initiatives, […]