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Derek Muller
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Creative Director, Veritasium
Los Angeles
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By Derek Muller| electionlawblog.org@ There have been some doomsday scenarios about activities state legislature might engage in after Election Day. A little context (and a long blog post!) may help explain why state legislatures are not free to do whatever they’d like, contrary to some right-leaning and left-leaning commentary over the last few weeks.
Slow vote-counting, flip-flopping leads, careful certification and the weirdness of the Electoral College - people who research elections look at what to expect on election night
By Derek Muller, John Murphy, Kristin Kanthak, Phillip J. VanFossen| The Conversation Verified As Election Day arrives, people’s feelings of eagerness and anxiety can intensify. It’s normal to want to know the results, but it’s also important to make sure that when the results are announced, they’re accurate. The Conversation U.S. has covered many aspects of the election, including the mechanics of tallying and reporting the votes. Here are selections from some of those articles:1. How long did it take to count votes in 2020? In 2020, Election Day was Nov. 3.
By Derek Muller| electionlawblog.org@ There have been some doomsday scenarios about activities state legislature might engage in after Election Day. A little context (and a long blog post!) may help explain why state legislatures are not free to do whatever they’d like, contrary to some right-leaning and left-leaning commentary over the last few weeks.
Company Info
Veritasium
Veritasium is an educational science platform created by Dr. Derek Muller in January 2011, primarily known for its engaging YouTube channel. The name combines the Latin word for truth, "Veritas," with the suffix "-ium," symbolizing an element of truth. The channel focuses on counter-intuitive scientific concepts through various formats, including expert interviews, experiments, and public discussions. In addition to the main channel, Veritasium operates *2veritasium*, which features behind-the-scenes content, and *Sciencium*, dedicated to scientific discoveries. Dr. Muller has also hosted award-winning documentaries and appeared in popular shows. Veritasium is associated with the Snatoms magnetic molecule making kit, which is available on Amazon. With over 17.7 million subscribers and over 3 billion views, Veritasium reaches a wide audience interested in science education and entertainment. Recently, Electrify made a majority investment in Veritasium, enhancing its role in digital science content.
Los Angeles, United States