Aligning Election Law and Polarization with Professor Richard Pildes of the NYU School of Law
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How do existing election systems contribute to political polarization and prevent majority-preferred candidates from winning? What’s the connection between voter preferences and policy decisions? And how can reforms help rebuild trust in government? Join Richard Pildes, Sudler Family Professor of Law at NYU, as he delves into these critical questions, offering expert insights on election law, democracy, and political reform. 
Register now to hear more from Rick at the Ohio State Law Journal’s 2025 Symposium!
Election Law in a Misaligned America | 2025 Symposium The Ohio State Law Journal presents its 2025 Symposium, featuring top legal scholars discussing Alignment Theory and the challenges of election law. The event will highlight Nick Stephanopoulos, Harvard Law Professor and author of Aligning Election Law, as the keynote speaker. 
Date: Friday, Feb. 21, 2025 
Time: 8:30 AM – 4:15 PM
United States
