Ashley Fabrizio is a political scientist and quantitative researcher with experience answering descriptive and inferential questions in technology, academic, and government sectors using observational, survey, and data science methods. She is an expert in global issues of political mobilization, coercive governance, nationalism, human rights, and radicalization. Before joining More in Common, Ashley was a senior quantitative researcher at Meta. She received her M.A. and Ph.D. from Stanford University and B.A. from Harvard College.
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Favorite MiC Finding:
Republicans’ trust in elections doubled following the Trump victory. After Trump won the 2024 presidential election, 50% of Republicans report trusting election officials, twice the trust level (24%) seen in June 2024. Trust also increased among Independents, growing from 34% to 42%.
Source: The Priority Gap
Why: That Republicans moved so significantly towards election trust post-election suggests that disbelief in U.S. election security is not necessarily a hard-to-dislodge, “sticky” belief; rather, it can be shifted quickly in a more trusting direction given supportive partisan rhetoric and leadership.