Mackenzie Krott

Political science and public relations student at Temple University. Interned with the nonpartisan Committee of Seventy in Philadelphia, advocating for transparent government and fair elections.

No Labels Promotes Citizen Involvement During New York Meeting

Credit: No Labels The simple, common sense approach to reform in Washington, proposed by No Labels, was highlighted during the group's re-launch in New York City on

By Mackenzie Krott

January 16, 2013

Trust in Cable News Networks Continues to Decline

Credit: McClatchy-Marist Poll Extreme partisanship among the big cable news networks has done its fair share in shaping the American political landscape. These days, a person’s preference in

By Mackenzie Krott

August 22, 2012

Appeal for Pennsylvania Voter ID Law Short on Time

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson upheld the state's contested Voter ID law this week. Republican backers of Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Law are claiming victory in a

By Mackenzie Krott

August 17, 2012

Non-partisan Push to Simplify Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Law

Credit: senatorhughes.com Amid the fiercely partisan court battle over Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Law is a push from a coalition of non-partisan groups aiming to educate voters on

By Mackenzie Krott

August 1, 2012