Voting Lines Have Been 24% Longer in Predominantly Black Polling Locations

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How the World Works - UCLA Anderson

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How the World Works is a podcast by UCLA Anderson, led by Warren Olney about faculty research.

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How the World Works is a podcast by UCLA Anderson, led by Warren Olney about faculty research.

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Voting Lines Have Been 24% Longer in Predominantly Black Polling Locations

How the World Works - UCLA Anderson

27 minutes 14 seconds

1 year ago

Voting Lines Have Been 24% Longer in Predominantly Black Polling Locations

Professor Keith Chen, Assistant Professor Kareem Haggag and co-authors examined 40,000 voting locations from the 2016 election