Annual Reviews Democracy, Politics, and Society

2020 marks two significant milestones for the United States democracy. August 18, 2020 commemorated the the 100^th anniversary of the ratification of the 19^th Amendment to the United States Constitution, allowing American women the rights and responsibilities of citizenship, including the right to vote. In November, a presidential election will be held amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic. In this interdisciplinary article collection, our experts explore the impact of democracy on society, including to the U.S. after women's suffrage and the politics, elections, and citizen equality of modern day.

Our Democracy, Politics, and Society collection is freely available to download and share with colleagues, students, and constituents. Readers will discover reviews on the relationship between democracy and racial, economic, and gender inequality, the effect of laws and processes on voter turnout, and the behaviors behind voting choices.

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