Adrian Elimian
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The Jewish-American Vote
Analyzing the Jewish Vote is a challenging task. The U.S. Census does not track either Jewish religion or ethnicity, and who “counts” as Jewish is itself a controversial question. For our purposes, we will limit our analysis to 7.5–7.6 million Americans, including 5.8-6.1 million eligible voters (2.4% of the electorate),… Read More
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Bowman vs Latimer: A New York Blockbuster
Congressman Jamaal Bowman is facing a strong primary challenge from Westchester County Executive George Latimer in New York’s 16th District. Despite national intra-party dynamics, local complications broaden the race beyond a simple clash between progressive and moderate Democrats. Differing electoral priorities of communities in Lower Westchester and the Bronx are… Read More
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World Report Special Edition: Nigeria
This Saturday’s presidential election in Nigeria is a highly anticipated event that could shape wider global politics. As the elections near, it is important to understand the key voting blocs that could have a significant impact on the outcome. In this article, we will explore the five most important voting… Read More