Scholars have linked cost and life stress to lower voter turnout with clear implications for voting during the COVID-19 pandemic. Peter Loewen and his researchers ask whether COVID-19 reduces turnout intention and how election agencies can mitigate this effect. These studies illustrate the importance of both the implementation and communication of measures by election agencies designed to make people safe – and feel safe – while voting in-person.
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November 23, 2021