What’s happening in Newton is part of a much bigger battle being waged that touches upon the delicate balance between supporting public education and supporting families for whom religious education is a core priority.
Eitan Hersh
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Hersh-Galvin: Round 2
In an interview with the Boston Globe’s Joshua Miller earlier this week, Secretary of State William Galvin responded to a critical essay I wrote about his leadership in managing elections. […]
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Galvin’s low energy dampens voting innovation
SINCE THE FLORIDA election debacle in 2000, the United States has seen dramatic developments in the administration of elections. States are modernizing and innovating so much that the act of […]
