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Weekly Wrap: Elections Are Too Modern, Evidently So Are Federal Buildings

Weekly Wrap: Elections Are Too Modern, Evidently So Are Federal Buildings

It's Been a Minute vor 6 Jahren

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The nation's first caucus and primary are in the rear-view mirror,
and states around the country are second-guessing their election
systems after the app used in the Iowa Caucus failed. Miles Parks,
a reporter on NPR's Washington Desk, talks about how the state of
Nevada is learning lessons from Iowa, including keeping the process
slow so that results are certain. Libby Denkmann, senior politics
reporter at member station KPCC, discusses how Los Angeles County
is creating its own voting system — a hybrid of paper and
electronic systems. Then, Sam talks with writer and architecture
critic Kate Wagner about why a proposed rule from the Trump
administration that would mandate "classical style" for new federal
buildings is angering the design world.

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