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A pioneer in the field of election administration research, Charles Stewart III reflects on how data-driven insights can help election officials reduce voting barriers and make smarter use of limited resources. He explains why mistrust has become the central challenge facing U.S. elections today — and what it takes to build ethical, productive partnerships between scholars and practitioners.
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