I’ve moved this essay to my personal website: A Case and Model for Aggressively Funding Effective Charities - Aaron Hamlin Here's the common wisdom from the nonprofit sector: Avoid providing or taking significant funding that comes largely…www.aaronhamlin.com

You can now find this article here: So You Want To Start A Nonprofit - Aaron Hamlin I'm so glad that your ambition and kind heart have led you to start a nonprofit. Let's look at what you're in for. The…www.aaronhamlin.com

Introduction There are lots of single-winner voting methods out there. Yet, we’ve focused on advocating for approval voting at The Center for Election Science (CES). So why is that? As a starting point, it’s important to think about what makes a voting method good. You’ll see the factors from that article…

I’ve moved this essay to my personal website: A Donor's Guide To The CARES Act - Aaron Hamlin Charitable giving just got both more challenging and lucrative for 2020. To address the pandemic's hit on the nonprofit…www.aaronhamlin.com

Approval voting typically refers to the single-winner version. Choose as many as you want, and the candidate with the most votes wins. But there are multi-winner approaches, including proportional ones. Talking Proportional A multi-winner approval method can merely use an approval-style ballot, though often with more candidates (since you’re electing more seats)…

This is the 2019 case for supporting The Center for Election Science. (Here’s our intro page.) We need your financial support to succeed in our mission. This outline details what you can look forward to in this post. Also, you can hear in (very) long form about our work from…

I’ve moved this essay to my personal website: Your Guide To Charitable Giving And Taxes - Aaron Hamlin Here's my effort to get you to minimize your taxes while you give. This only applies to US law. I have no idea how…www.aaronhamlin.com

If you’re a Democrat and like options for your nominee, you’ve been in luck this election. Over 25 candidates have decided to run. But just because your candidate runs doesn’t mean they get to participate in the debates. Only 20 candidates made it to the first debate, and only around…

This post is making the (follow-up) case for why giving to The Center for Election Science (CES) is a good idea. Here’s a summary: What we do Why we do what we do What we’ve done and what we intend to do Why we need funding Why there is urgency …