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Al Vanderklipp

Al Vanderklipp is a Senior Research Associate at Sightline Institute, with a focus on election systems in the Northern Rockies. Prior to his role at Sightline, Al served as a Senior Fellow at Election Reformers Network, where he contributed to redistricting advocacy efforts and led the organization’s research on impartial election administration and post-election processes. He has also worked with Princeton University's Innovations for Successful Societies program, conducting studies on Colorado’s path to independent redistricting and Mississippi’s replacement of a Jim Crow-era electoral system. When he’s not working from home, you’ll probably find Al at the gym, thrifting, catching a movie, or on his fifth refill of diner coffee. Follow Al on LinkedIn.

Al Vanderklipp

Al Vanderklipp

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