David Rosenfeld

Righting the Voting Income Gap (2)

Long-standing efforts to increase the number of low-income voters have been paying off. Several voting rights groups point to data from the federal Election Assistance Commission that …

By: David Rosenfeld ,; Miller-McCune

November 10, 2011

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Righting the Voting Income Gap

Long-standing efforts to increase the number of low-income voters have been paying off. Several voting rights groups point to data from the federal Election Assistance Commission that …

By: David Rosenfeld ,; Miller-McCune

November 9, 2011

News

Noise Complaints Draw Opposition to Wind Farms

The health effects from wind turbine noise tell us interesting things about the way we hear things. Noise Complaints Draw Opposition To Wind Farms Psychological or …

By: David Rosenfeld ,; Miller-McCune|News

January 11, 2011

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How AT&T, Verizon and the Telecom Giants Have Captured the Regulator Supposed to Control Them

In a recent AlterNet article, we detailed how the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) helped increase the “FCC Line Charge” (SLC), now capped at $6.50 per line, that is imposed …

By: Bruce Kushnick &; David Rosenfeld ,; AlterNet|Report

January 9, 2011

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Voting Technology Research Gets In-Depth

As head of the Voter Technology Research Center at the University of Connecticut, professor Alexander Shvartsman directs a team of computer scientists granted special access to the optical scanners …

By: David Rosenfeld ,; Miller-McCune|Report

August 6, 2010

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