About:

Christina Barsky teaches courses on election administration, state and local government, poverty policy, research methods, public budgeting, nonprofit administration, and American government. She is an associate professor of Public Administration & Policy at the University of Montana, Alexander Blewett III School of Law. Her research focuses on election administration and administrators as well as themes surrounding representative bureaucracy and front-line workers. In 2020, Christina was appointed to the Missoula County Election Advisory Committee.

Previously, Christina spent more than a decade leading transformative change efforts across the Western U.S. in her roles with a premier public affairs firm and a regional nonprofit collaborative.

Relevant writing:

“Montana Democrats hustle for a spot in the U.S. House” in NPR

“Wrong-sized ballots delay results in Montana US House race” in The Associated Press

“New Montana Ballot Collection Law Raises Concerns Over Voting Access” in Yellowstone Public Radio

 

 

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