Who gets elected, stays elected: Taxpayer-funded franking, incumbency, and the rise of digital media influence

Incumbents in Congress benefit from franking privilege, which incentivizes communication with constituents and aids in re-election efforts.

Why You Should Hire Fancy Comma, LLC for Science-Based Political Campaign Communications

Hire Fancy Comma, LLC for nonpartisan science communication for political campaigns to create compelling narratives that engage voters effectively.

FAQ: Your Questions About Working in Congress, Answered

Scientists can enhance Congress with their expertise. Here are some answers to common questions about working in Congress as a scientist or someone who has a science background.

FAQ: Working in Congress as a Scientist (or Science Major)

Scientists can enhance Congress with their expertise. Here are some answers to common questions about working in Congress as a scientist or someone who has a science background.

20 Key Science Policy Takeaways from the AAAS Annual Meeting

Sheeva Azma shares 20 key science policy takeaways from the 2024 AAAS Annual Meeting.

Conference Recap: Science Policy Sessions at AAAS 2024 Annual Meeting

Sheeva Azma recaps science policy sessions at the 2024 AAAS Annual Meeting.

Non-Partisan Science Communication on Capitol Hill

The “Nonpartisan Science Communication in a Polarized World” talk at the 2024 AAAS Conference revealed insights on communicating with policymakers in Congress.

Comparing Scientists’ and Non-Scientists’ Use of Science in Congress

In this 2024 AAAS Annual Meeting session recap, Sheeva recaps a talk by K.L. Akerlof about how congressional staffers use science.