Do voter registration drives get more people to vote and if they do, what type of person do they encourage to vote?
Background It is difficult to measure how much voter registration drives actually increase voter turnout. The field experiment focused on city streets in six cities. Streets in the cities were randomly assigned to receive visits from canvassers trying to register voters. Researchers categorized the streets based on prior voter turnout. Results
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