Conclusion. Causal stories--the political repercussions of the pandemic / Introduction. Buffeted, not bulldozed : the 2020 U.S. elections during the pandemic / Martha Kropf. The pandemic voting experience / Martha Kropf -- The pandemic, the U.S. Postal Service, and mail voting laws and voting in American elections / Michael J. Ritter -- Plotting out election administrative insights and recommendations from the 2020 election / John A. Curiel and Declan Chin -- Online hostility toward local election officials surged in 2020 / Joelle Gross, Samuel Baltz, Mara Suttmann-Lea, Thessalia Merivaki, and Charles Stewart -- Part II. Adaptation and alternative voting arrangements. What drove the increase in mail voting in the 2020 general election? / Lindsay Nielson, David Varas Alonso, and Sidney Carl Turner -- Adapting democracy : implementing vote centers during a pandemic / Anita Manion, David Kimball, Joseph Anthony, and Adriano Udani -- The new role of philanthropy in supporting election administration in the 2020 election / Mitchell Brown and Kathleen Hale -- Part III. Improving the path forward. Queuing up problems : the application and status of queuing catastrophes in election administration / John A. Curiel -- Automatic voter registration and list maintenance / Jon Griffiths and Marc Meredith -- Conclusion. Causal stories--the political repercussions of the pandemic / Martha Kropf.
Summary:
"Featuring cutting edge research from top elections scholars, Pandemic at the Polls examines the context under which the 2020 U.S. elections were buffeted by a global pandemic unfolding during a hotly contested presidential election, how states and voters responded, and how to fortify the administration of elections for the future"-- Provided by publisher.
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