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These 17 Nonprofit Leaders Want to Change How You Vote
Lee Drutman was recognized by the Chronicle of the Philanthropy for his efforts on structural reform.
The Case for More Parties
Lee Drutman wrote for The Boston Review on the issues of our current party system and potential solutions.
What makes a good US president?
Lee Drutman was a guest on Whats Wrong with Democracy? to discuss the US primary system.
Where Voting and Elections Are On The Ballot This Year
Ranked-Choice Voting Ballot Measures Could Cool U.S. Politics
Kamala Harris Wants to Redefine Masculinity—And Demolish Trump’s
Ilyse Hogue wrote for The Bulwark on the DNC and how the Harris campaign is redefining masculinity.
Democrats Have a Problem With Religion. One Man Is Helping Fix It.
Ilyse Hogue wrote for Slate, in conversation with Dahlia Lithwick, to discuss the role of faith in building durable pluralistic movements.
What does digital civic infrastructure look like in the 21st century?
Hollie Russon Gilman, Sarah Jacob, and Maresa Strano, wrote for Democracy Takes on how discord could work for a citizens' assembly.
The Case for Shorter U.S. Election Campaigns: What Kamala Harris’s Brief Run Can Teach Us
Oscar Pocasangre examines Kamala Harris's short campaign as a sign for U.S. election reforms to shorten cycles and boost voter engagement.
Five Insights On Political Parties in the Wake of Biden’s Exit
With the political turmoil of a fractured democracy, the weakening of strong parties reveals the dangers of unchecked individual power.
Biden’s exit and the dysfunction of U.S. politics
Oscar Pocasangre and Maresa Strano wrote for The Fulcrum on how fusion voting is a potential solution to creating healthier parties.
Trump’s Making an Aggressive Play for Aggrieved Young Men. Dems Should Take Notice.
Ilyse Hogue wrote for The Bulwark on how Democrats are failing to recognize how the Republican Party is effectively mobilizing young men.