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What drives civically engaged student voters Voting rates among Arizona State University (ASU) students have increased since 2012. Still, young people tend to vote at lower rates than older individuals, and this is especially true in the United States. ASU’s student population is no exception.
Low levels on the Colorado River: What it means for you *Editor’s note:* This story is featured in the
2021 Report: Mesa Residents’ Perceptions of the Mesa Police Department and Community Safety To help the Mesa Police Department understand Mesa residents’ current perceptions of policing in the community and attitudes toward potential reforms, a live telephone interview survey was conducted of Mesa residents.
Erica Quintana Erica Quintana Senior Policy Analyst Morrison Institute for Public Policy 602-496-2372 [email protected]
Andrea Whitsett Andrea Whitsett Director 602-496-0217 [email protected]

The Myth of Safe-Yield: Pursuing the Goal of Safe-Yield Isn't Saving Our Groundwater Forty years after the passage of the Groundwater Management Act, we are at a crossroads between success and not good enough.
Housing is Health Care This study examines how housing and in-home supports affect public spending on individuals with chronic mental illness in Maricopa County, Arizona. It does so through a comparative analysis of average costs per person per year across three housing settings: permanent supportive housing, housing with unknown in-home support, and chronic homelessness.
"Housing is Health Care": The Impact of Supportive Housing on the Costs of Chronic Mental Illness This study examines how housing and in-home supports affect public spending on individuals with chronic mental illness in Maricopa County, Arizona. It does so through a comparative analysis of average costs per person per year across three housing settings: permanent supportive housing, housing with unknown in-home support, and chronic homelessness.