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Derek Caelin is writing a book | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 @cd602371 Ancilary to your comment, but interesting to me from your article!

> Indeed, the general gap between rich and poor when it comes to voting is a registration gap, not a voting gap: both poor and rich people who are registered vote at the same level (Herd and Moynihan 2018).
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Derek Caelin is writing a book | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 @cd602371 

Great quote:
"As a result, an administrative burden Catch-22 emerges: those needing the most help are less well positioned to overcome the barriers on which that help is conditioned (Christensen et al. 2020). Rather than targeting services only to those who needed them the most, burdens can end up becoming unnavigable for those without the resources to deal with them. "