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closest possible set of state polls. time for everyone to get going. https://election.princeton.edu/presidential-race/

It's live! Can math help save democracy? Making change is in your hands, but science and computation can help maximize your efforts. https://go.ted.com/samwang

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Democracy-minded friends, the Princeton Gerrymandering Project is looking for some help to maintain and develop the site gerrymander.princeton.edu. If you know your way around Netlify, Gatsby, AirTable, and AWS, hit me up. Local talent preferred!

The Princeton Gerrymandering Project and Electoral Innovation Lab seek Interns and Fellows! If you're an undergraduate or graduate student interested in democracy, come to Princeton this summer. Use your science & policy smarts to make a difference. https://bit.ly/EIL2024

The county line is down for the count. Today, a judge used facts, statistics, and survey science to determine that New Jersey's curious ballot system violates the rights of candidates and voters alike. As a result, this year's elections will be decided not by those who design the ballots, but by those who cast the ballots. Read on:

A political earthquake in New Jersey The county line ballot system is struck down.