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Testimony by Miles Rapoport in support of Election Day Registration.
Testimony and Public Comment
Miles Rapoport
 
Policy Briefs
Myriah Pahl
Miles Rapoport testifies before the Oregon State Legislature on the merits of fusion balloting.
Testimony and Public Comment
Miles Rapoport
Miles Rapoport testifies on March 23, 2007, at the United States House of Representatives Committee on Financial Services' hearing on "The Role of Public Investment in Promoting Economic Growth".
Testimony and Public Comment
Miles Rapoport
Testimony of Miles Rapoport in support of Election Day Registration.
Testimony and Public Comment
Miles Rapoport
Demos Vice President of Policy and Programs Tamara Draut testifies before the United States Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pension regarding higher education costs and student debt.
Testimony and Public Comment
Tamara Draut
Basic demographic data reveal much about the need for better access to the voting process. Studies have shown that 20% of the population of the U.S. has one or more disabilities and that approximately 10% of that number live with severe disabilities and that about 20% of U.S. adults with
Research
Demos Vice President of Policy and Programs Tamara Draut testifies before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs regarding the growth of credit card debt and credit industry practices.
Testimony and Public Comment
Tamara Draut
Health care costs are rising sharply, placing stress on employers, individuals, and families. As employers look to rein in benefit costs, they are increasingly turning towards health insurance options that feature greater employee cost sharing through higher deductibles, co-payments, and other forms
Research
Mark Rukavina
Debt has become a generation-defining characteristic for today's young adults. The problem often begins with student loan debt, which today affects both community college and university students. In addition, today's young adults are relying more on credit to cover basic living expenses
Research