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Reed in the Media

November 10, 2022

Mounting Pressures May Push Election Officials Into Early Retirement, New Survey Shows

Amid threats of violence and skyrocketing records requests, Prof. Paul Gronke [political science] and the Democracy Fund found that 1 in 5 election officials plan to retire before 2024.

Oregon Capital Chronicle

November 10, 2022

Good News for Fans of Cult Classic Author Katherine Dunn ’69

A previously unpublished novel, Toad, is now available in print six years after the writer's death.

New York Times

November 9, 2022

What a Surge in Early Voting Could Mean for Midterm Election Results

Prof. Paul Gronke [political science] shares why early voting may not mean early results in an article for the Los Angeles Times.

Los Angeles Times

November 9, 2022

Should Portland Adopt Ranked Choice Voting?

In an op-ed for Oregon Capital Chronicle Reed political science professors Paul Gronke and Paul Manson take a look at Measure 26-228, which would change the way Portland elects its City Council.

Oregon Capital Chronicle

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