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Jack Santucci

Jack Santucci is a Professorial Lecturer at the George Washington University and adjunct fellow at the Manhattan Institute, focusing on electoral systems and government reform in U.S. cities. He also teaches political science for Western New England University and NYU Washington, DC. Santucci is the author of More Parties or No Parties: The Politics of Electoral Reform in America (Oxford, 2022), several journal articles on parties-and-elections issues, and two recent white papers on reform of federal and local elections. His current academic projects are in the fields of state politics and public opinion.

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Jack Santucci Should New York Adopt “Top-Two” Elections?

The process could work, provided that political parties retain control.

Eye on the News article
Jul 09 2025
Jul 09 2025
Jack Santucci Is Ranked-Choice Voting Working for New York?

It may be falling short of its promise, and a fractured general election could set the stage for another round of electoral reform.

Eye on the News article
Jun 23 2025
Jun 23 2025