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Article
A Bipartisan Election Reform? Explaining Support for Online Voter Registration in the American States
American Politics Research
(2016)
Abstract
Online voter registration (OVR) is an election reform that has recently taken hold in more than half of the American states. Election administration observers have marveled at both the rapid diffusion and bipartisan support associated with legislative passage of OVR. We examine the likelihood a lawmaker voted in favor or against OVR in legislatures approving the reform.
Keywords
- Will Hicks,
- online voter registration,
- election reform
Disciplines
Publication Date
August 2, 2016
Citation Information
Will Hicks. "A Bipartisan Election Reform? Explaining Support for Online Voter Registration in the American States" American Politics Research (2016) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/will-hicks/11/