My magnum opus of my academic work at Virginia Tech: a paper over 10,700 words on the unique differences between caucuses in Idaho, Wyoming, South Dakota, and North Dakota. This paper will be expanded upon in a new draft in the months to come to be submitted for academic recognition.
My final paper for perhaps my favorite class at Virginia Tech during my time as an undergraduate in Political Science with Nick Goedert. This paper was my late-October analysis of the 2023 Virginia elections as well as my predictions at the time.
With record turnover after the 2023 state legislative elections, how does the new General Assembly look in comparison to the 2023 General Assembly?
My only paper I wrote for my Political Parties class in October 2022, covering the 2004 presidential election.
A brief, one-page outline of the final paper I will be writing over the next 40 days for my independent study at Virginia Tech.
Addressing the spin work from Virginia Republicans on their narrow losses in the General Assembly elections, and how they were further from victory than one might think.
A paper on six state house races: WI AD-26, WI AD-51, PA HD-72, KY HD-95, AK HD-40, and HI HD-44.
Here’s the lay of the land in the race for the white house in 2024, as well as my takes on various aspects and debates on this year’s presidential election.
In 2024, we’re changing our methodology and presenting two versions of our state legislative forecasts. Here’s how they work.
We’ve just witnessed the biggest change in redistricting on the state legislative level since REDMAP. So where do things now stand in Wisconsin under fair maps?
