Vote Rev
Griffin Scott-Rifer is a research and data analysis professional with experience in various roles, including Research Associate at Vote Rev and Analyst at Avalanche Insights. Notable skills include managing survey design, data manipulation, qualitative and quantitative analysis, and creating data visualizations. Previous positions involve supporting randomized controlled trials at Feel Good Action and developing KPI dashboards at Feel Good Voting, enhancing executive decision-making through data aggregation and insights presentation. Griffin holds a Bachelor of Arts in Cognitive Science from Vassar College and participated in an exchange program at the University of Amsterdam in the Social Sciences.
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Vote Rev
As the only nonprofit behavioral design team in the progressive movement, we work with partner organizations to fill a critical gap: designing and quickly mainstreaming voter engagement tactics that help win elections and campaigns. We are a team of thinkers and doers. We’re a team of behavioral researchers and former campaigners. We believe you need both kinds of expertise to understand the way that campaigns—and the people who make them run—work. We're coaches and trainers. We work side-by-side with partner organizations to help staff and volunteers quickly adopt tactics and build the processes needed to refine and scale tactics well into the future. We're intentional risk-takers. We believe that the urgency around helping progressives win means that we can’t just retool old tactics and we can’t stop at reaching a few more voters here and there. In order to reach the voters needed to truly transform our democracy, we need to define underlying problems and design solutions that tackle them head-on—even if it means throwing out the rules.