The Intercept | “Opportunism and Fear”: Crypto Industry Sets Its Sights on Governors’ Mansions
From a political perspective, Kristoffer Shields, director of the Eagleton Center on the American Governor said, investing in crypto could worry voters about losing money on risky bets. He believes, however, that associating with crypto also provides politicians to grab on to a rare issue that cuts across party lines.
“Most constituents haven’t thought too much about it or don’t care about it,” he said. “But the ones who do care care a lot.”
BBC | US congresswoman votes with baby in arms after proxy vote ban
Jean Sinzdak, associate director at the Center for American Women and Politics, said the pushback, in part, is cultural: many of the leaders of institutions like congress are older men who are not concerned about the trials of young parents and families.
"It doesn't behove the leaders of these institutions to change this process because it's not affecting them directly," Ms Sinzdak told the BBC.
NJ.com | NJ Advance Media wins one of nation’s top journalism prizes for ‘Project Extreme’
The project was supported in part by a grant from the John Farmer Memorial Journalism Fund. It also featured polling by Rutgers-Eagleton that examined the state’s growing partisan divides and fears of election violence in New Jersey amid November’s contest. | 
