
Advantaging Authoritarianism: the U.S. Electoral System
The U.S. electoral system is uniquely advantaging authoritarian actors and behaviors. Electoral reform can help shift incentives and outcomes.
Policy Advocate
Grant Tudor develops and advocates for a range of reforms to shore up our democratic institutions. He works often with coalitions to influence federal policymaking with an emphasis on advancing accountability, preventing abuses of power, strengthening Congress, and promoting electoral reforms. Grant developed a commitment to fortifying democracy at home after working on various issues abroad, including with UNRWA, a UN refugee agency, and the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue, a group that mediates armed conflict. He received his MBA from Harvard Business School and MPP from Harvard Kennedy School where he was a Fellow at the Center for Public Leadership.
The U.S. electoral system is uniquely advantaging authoritarian actors and behaviors. Electoral reform can help shift incentives and outcomes.
How the state can inject new life into its politics — and save the wayward Republican Party.
Defeating authoritarianism is going to take all of us. Everyone and every institution has a role to play. Together, we can protect democracy.
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