IDHE researcher Inger Bergom coauthors this article on an analysis that revealed college students studying STEM disciplines were among those least likely to vote.

Mathematician Moon Duchin is quoted in this article on the shortcomings of the "efficiency gap," a tool used to determine whether instances of gerrymandering occurred.

Tisch College supports the work of Tufts professor Moon Duchin, whose work applying geometry to the problem of gerrymandering is leading to real-world impact.

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has enlisted mathematician Moon Duchin to help evaluate congressional redistricting efforts in the state.

CIRCLE Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg's work explored how young men and women differed in their voting choices in the 2016 presidential election.

This article includes data from a CIRCLE analysis of exit polls from recent elections in Virginia.

This special report profiles the work of Tisch College's Nancy Thomas and references Tufts research on youth voter trends.

Mathematician Moon Duchin and the Metric Geometry and Gerrymandering Group at Tisch College are featured in this article about gerrymandering.

Tisch College's National Study of Learning, Voting and Engagement found that student turnout in the 2016 election rose to 48.3 percent, three percent more than in 2012. Researcher Nancy Thomas is quoted in this article.