Steven Hill is a Policy Director at the Center for Humane Technology. He focuses on a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and economic issues, with a keen interest in elections, racial issues, and social interests. Steven has been featured in numerous publications, including The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Steven Hill's coverage mainly includes fishing, hunting, wildlife, and outdoor activities. He frequently cites data in his articles and often covers evolving stories related to these topics.
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Advocates for proportional representation see their opening – but they are already making mistakes
Trade hearings cite “forced labor” and drug‑price disputes to justify broad new tariffs.
By: Steven Hill
In the aftermath of SCOTUS strangling the Voting Rights Act, what method of PR will best preserve racial diversity in legislatures?
By: Steven Hill
Why would Democrats or Republicans enact an electoral reform that will help their evil enemy more than themselves?
By: Steven Hill
My phone call with my electric utility left me wondering: where are the political leaders who will rein in this untrustworthy company?
Presidential polls show a scattered field of mini-me candidates, even as Trump remains larger-than-life
By: Steven Hill
Presidential polls show a scattered field of underwhelming candidates, even as Trump remains larger-than-life
Americans brace for a shaky summer as inflation fears and uncertainty overshadow steady economic data.
Using the power of the presidency, including illegal executive orders, Trump is preparing to steal November’s congressional elections
By: Steven Hill
Five years after pressuring Georgia officials to overturn his defeat, Trump is mobilizing federal agencies to investigate voters, intimidate election workers, and challenge results he may not like.
