From Voting Theory to Electoral Reform
We’re pleased to host Wesley Holliday, Philosophy Professor at UC Berkeley, for a thought-provoking lunchtime lecture exploring how voting systems shape outcomes — often in surprising ways.
Rather than advocating for any party or ideology, Professor Holliday examines how electoral structures themselves influence fairness, tradeoffs, and reform. His work bridges theory and practice, including the development of StableVoting.org, a real-world platform for testing voting systems.
Wesley earned his PhD in Philosophy at Stanford University and works at the intersection of logic, social choice theory, and democratic design.

