6th Annual Conference on Election Sciences, Reform, and Administration

Zach Mohr’s research focuses on cost analysis, accounting, and accountability practices in local government, which includes examining the costs of administering elections in the United States. His upcoming book project with Martha Kropf, JoEllen Pope and Mary Jo McGowan, The Cost of Democracy looks at the cost of conducting elections in the over 8,000 local election jurisdictions around the country. He also helped host the 2022 Election Science Reform and Administration Conference with Martha Kropf at UNC Charlotte.

On December 14, 2022, we'll be convening a great line-up of experts to discuss election administration and other happenings during the 2022 midterm election. 

From 1:30 to 3pm EST, we will be hosting a public webinar all about the 2022 election, featuring our own takes on what happened as well as highlighting other researchers' work and what they saw. In particular, the webinar will feature a number of the research teams that were awarded grants under our new Evolving Election Administration Landscape project. 

From what happened online to what happened in polling places, we'll cover as much as we can. Register today to hold your spot and receive more details about the event!