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Stories from historians and voting experts about the history of voting and how it shaped American democracy.
Prof. Martha Kropf of UNC-Charlotte talks about contemporary issues with voting and where we might go from here.
Prof. Paul Rosier of Villanova University talks about the long struggles for Native Americans to access the ballot and the obstacles that st...
Prof. Brett Gadsden of Northwestern University talks about the foundations of the Civil Rights Era, when voting was both a goal to achieve a...
Prof. Lisa Tetrault of Carnegie Mellon talks about how women won the right to vote and why the fight for the ballot didn't stop with the 19t...
The late 19th century saw a movement to root out political corruption and enhance the power of the individual voter. It also saw the start o...
Prof Kate Masur of Northwestern University discusses the impact of Reconstruction on the story of voting in America.
Professor Harry Watson of UNC-Chapel Hill talks about what really made the 1820s-1840s a time of record-breaking turnout in American electio...
Professor Ed Countryman of Southern Methodist University joins the pod to talk about how voting mattered (or didn't) in the colonial era, du...