Collaboration, Impact
The Arizona Voter Project (AVP) is supported by the University of Arizona's School of Government and Public Policy, University of Arizona's Office of Research and Partnerships, and the University of Arizona's College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. The goal of the AVP is to advance our collective understanding Arizona politics and society. The AVP has involved a number of scholars along the way. Thanks to Mike Ryckman for his vast contributions to the project, along with Fatih Erol, Rongbo Jin, and David Dow..
Understanding politics can be exhausting. The AVP aims to better understand voting, elections, politics and politics in a rapidly changing state. The Arizona Voter Project's mission is to package this "big data" in an understandable and easy-to-digest manner, by creating tools and visualizations to learn more about politics and policy. The Arizona Voter Project is committed to providing free and accessible tools to interact with various data sources, so that we can make informed, evidence-based political decisions.
Christopher Weber
Christopher Weber is the Director of the Arizona Voter Project. Dr. Weber received his PhD from Stony Brook University and specializes in American politics, political behavior, and political psychology.
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