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Independent research and analysis. Every paper lists its data sources and citations, states its key findings up front, and attaches the PDF where one exists.
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Safe States, Silent Voters: A Six-Cycle Analysis of Partisan Predictability and Voter Turnout in U.S. Presidential Elections (2004–2024)
Safe States, Silent Voters: A Six-Cycle Analysis of Partisan Predictability and Voter Turnout in U.S. Presidential Elections (2004–2024)
Revised May 2026 · An OLS analysis across six presidential cycles, an evaluation of the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, and the case that ~89 million non-votes in 2024 reflect structural disenfranchisement, not apathy.
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- AUTHORS
- Cody L. Hall
- PUBLISHED
- 2026.05.01
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Does Unemployment Increase Protest Participation? Evidence from the 2020 George Floyd BLM Protests During COVID-19
An Elicit systematic review on pandemic unemployment as a protest mobilizer.
How Do Historical Narratives About White Supremacy as a Tool of Class Control Influence Working-Class Political Attitudes and Support for Redistributive Policies?
An Elicit systematic review on ideology, class identity, and redistribution.
What Heuristic Methods Can Effectively Detect Fragmented Networks in IRS and FEC Data?
An Elicit systematic review of entity-resolution and graph-clustering methods for campaign-finance and nonprofit-filing data.
The Submerged Electorate
Winner-Take-All Allocation and the Structural Dilution of Minority Votes in “Safe” States (Mississippi and California, 2020–2024)