Volume XLVIII
We have finally entered double-digits until the election, and that means it's time to get active. Get plugged in with the second July volume of the Pragmatic Papers.
The Pragmatic Papers has its narration system up and running on our articles. Take a read or a listen!
Featured this volume, we have two pieces from Digital Ground Game. The monthly midterm report has come early ahead of the Michigan primary, and one of our directors reflects on Libcon. From Puerto Rico, we have an interview with a community member getting involved. Thought the SAVE Act was gone? Take a look at one reminder of the potential impact of the legislation. Curious about the new Prime Minister in the UK? We have an article for that as well. Finally, we have a highlight on the philosophy on perception, and the deadly consequences of an inaccurate reality.
Let's lock in.
-Cara Editor-in-chief
Articles in this Volume
Michigan's Statewide Elections and New Canvassing Operations
A thorough look at the major statewide races in Michigan as we approach the primaries and Digital Ground Game announces our canvassing operations.
Politics and Reality
What happens when believing the lies of pundits becomes deadly? How MAGA lies cost their voters the ultimate price.
The SAVE Act's Hidden Math Problem
The SAVE Act would disenfranchise millions of voters before the November election.
Political Action in Puerto Rico
See how one person began the first political student-led paper in Puerto Rico.
Digital Ground Game: Libcon, Our Future, and More
Tales from LibCon and the realities of trying to make political action happen in online spaces.
Britain’s New Prime Minister Burnham Starts with a Bang
A change in leadership kicks of a new series of priorities for the Labour Party in the UK. Prime Minister Burnham begins his tenure.