Volunteerism and Federalism: What local civic culture can teach us about elections Written by President Trump’s push to centralize election standards and protocols is counterintuitive to its stated goal of building trust. Whenever you volunteer at the local food...
Gen Z to Gen Z: We need more election officials Written by Ford Copple Gen Z shows high support for democracy but low faith in voting and elections. Volunteering as poll workers and pursuing careers in election administration can rebuild trust and involvement....
Utah Election Reforms That Win Public Trust Written by Derek Monson Election reforms enacted in 2025 and being considered in 2026 have varying impacts on voter confidence in elections and legislator electability. Policies that make it more difficult to cast a ballot...
25 Ways AI is Helping People Flourish Written by Ford Copple While debate over AI in news and social media often focuses on controversy, AI is creating positive, pro-human change behind the scenes. AI is already improving our daily lives through its positive impacts...
Survey: Utah voters think elected officials, not judges, should choose congressional maps Written by Derek Monson A Utah judge replaced the Legislature’s congressional map with one submitted by advocacy groups, following a 2024 Utah Supreme Court ruling. A new Y2...
