From The Herald-Dispatch August 05, 2019 Taylor Stuck Harris Public Policy Associate Professor Anthony FowlerHarris Public Policy Associate Professor Anthony Fowler was featured in The Herald-Dispatch, discussing how the option to vote using a mobile voting app increased voter turnout in West Virginia, the location of his study. "When West Virginia registered voters living abroad had the opportunity to vote online, they were 6 to 9 percentage points more likely to request a ballot, mobile or otherwise, and 3 to 5 percentage points more likely to request a ballot," Fowler said. "The effects of voting online could potentially be even greater if it were implemented in a more convenient way or for a population that didn't have to first submit a Federal Post Card Application in order to receive a ballot." Full coverage available at The Herald-Dispatch. Further coverage available from the Associated Press. According to research done by a professor at the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago, West Virginia's mobile voting app for residents overseas increased voter turnout from 3 to 5 percentage points. https://t.co/25IqBxM1UK— The Herald-Dispatch (@heralddispatch) August 5, 2019 Upcoming Events More events DPSS Capstone Deepdive and TA Roundtable (in Chinese) Mon., May 12, 2025 | 7:00 AM Data and Policy Summer Scholar (DPSS) Mini Class with Sheng-Hao Lo Tue., May 13, 2025 | 7:00 AM Get to Know Harris! A Virtual Information Session Tue., May 13, 2025 | 4:30 PM
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