Paul Gronke is a professor of political science at Reed College specializing in elections. In 2005, Dr. Gronke founded the Early Voting Information Center at Reed to find research-based solutions to problems in how U.S. elections are run and to work with state and local governments. The center’s research and advocacy are key to Dr. Gronke’s goal of ensuring integrity in the American election system while guaranteeing every eligible U.S. citizen can vote. For his Carnegie project, Dr. Gronke will focus on the beliefs and actions of 10,000 local election officials and explore the role these "stewards of democracy" might play in restoring public confidence in our elections and, by extension, in our public institutions and our democracy.
Paul Gronke
Professor of Political Science, Reed College
More 2020 Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program
Duncan J. WattsStevens University Professor and Penn Integrates Knowledge University Professor, University of Pennsylvania
Meghan C.L. HoweyProfessor and Chair, Anthropology, University of New Hampshire–Main Campus
Alice E. MarwickAssistant Professor, Communication, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Aaron PanofskyAssociate Professor, Institute for Society and Genetics, Public Policy, and Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles
Get the Carnegie Reporter and our best articles delivered to your inbox.