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Welcome to the Advisory Opinions Podcast. This is David French with Sarah Isger.

And we have a guest for you today. As I'm going to say, as you'll hear me say many times,

over the course of this podcast, this is a guest that I know and Sarah doesn't know, even though I thought Sarah knew everybody.

But you're going to really, really appreciate this guest Rachel Kleinfeld,

an introducer in just a second. Sarah, she knew her stuff.

I mean, you told me, you sent me her article and I was like, yeah, this is the perfect topic to talk about,

non-imperson voting heading into November, especially on the heels of Wisconsin.

But I thought we were going to have sort of a, you know, male voting good, in-person voting bad in the age of pandemic.

And instead, I just feel like I experienced a PhD level class in voting behaviors.

And she's just so, so knowledgeable. Also, I love that she's in New Mexico by way of Alaska.

So we get this really western perspective and feel. And she's coming to us from this, a dobe house, which looks beautiful.

And she, I mean, spoiler alert for the end. She's cooking with green chili.

Well, and not to have any intradispatrivalry. But so Jonah and his remnant podcast had Lyman stone on.

And I would urge you to listen to all of that podcast. It was absolutely phenomenal.

This podcast is every bit as good as the Lyman stone podcast.

But on a different topic, male in voting and the integrity election in 2020 in November.

And it was fantastic. So without further ado, let's hear from Rachel.

So as listeners know, Sarah knows everybody. But I know some people too.

And one of the people I know is my friend Rachel Kleinfeld, who's the senior fellow in the democracy conflict and governance program at the Carnegie endowment.

A member of the bipartisan national task force on election crisis. More importantly, a person I've gotten to know.

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