Our earlier research in August showed how the vast majority European and developed countries ban absentee ballots for citizens living in their country. While Dr. Lott is no longer with the CPRC, he has released new research while he is at the US Department of Justice...
Media Coverage
CPRC in the News: Newsweek, Washington Times, Politico, Breitbart, and many others
John Lott of The Wall Street Journal, who mentions the study in his 2013 piece on crime, alludes to a 5.7 per 100,000 murder rate prior to the ban expiring — in conjunction with the fact that the murder rate fell to 4.7 per 100,000, in 2011.Gabe Kaminsky, "Biden's...
President Trump: Uses CPRC research to point out that virtually all of Europe either prohibits absentee ballots or require Photo Voter IDs
President Trump in speech of December 2, 2020: Most Americans would be shocked to learn no state in the country verifies citizenship as a condition for voting in federal elections. This is a national disgrace. No other advanced country conducts elections this...
CPRC in the news: Daily Wire, Forbes, Post Millennial, World Tribune, and other places
John Lott tweeted out the State Senator's issued statement: "The changing guidance she has delivered to counties not only directly contradicts the Election Code language she is sworn to uphold, but also conflicts her own litigation statements and decisions of...
In America’s 1st Freedom: Shooting Straight with John R. Lott
Note: Interview of Dr. John R. Lott done before he left the CPRC. This gun-control activist really didn’t like John R. Lott, president of the Crime Prevention Research Center. She got right in Lott’s face and began screaming. The thing is, we were in a congressional...
On Bill Martinez Live: Discussion about the consequences of a Joe Biden Presidency and Democrat controlled Senate.
Friday, October 16, 2020 Dr. John Lott talked with Bill Martinez on his national radio show about the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearings as well as the consequences of a Joe Biden Presidency and Democrat controlled Senate.
CPRC in the News: Newsweek, Forbes, Daily Wire, Daily Caller, and much more
A shortage of ammunition in the U.S. is set to continue following record firearms sales this year. Reasons suggested for the high arms sales figures include uncertainty amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the upcoming presidential election and civil unrest...
CPRC in the News: The Wall Street Journal, Detroit News, Star Tribune, Daily Caller
John Lott writes in a Newsweek op-ed:Thirty-seven states have changed their mail-in voting procedures this year in response to the coronavirus. They have followed the lead of Democrats and the media, who claim that concerns about voter fraud and vote buying...
Fox News report on our research: Strict mail-in voting rules maintained by foreign nations, new report finds
Fox News has a news story on our new research. A new report highlights the restrictive laws most European countries and other developed areas throughout the world have in regards to mail-in voting, contrasting highly permissive U.S. regulations, as the...
The Crime Prevention Research Center in Politico: Whose policies are actual the racist ones?
The Politico belittles President Trump's attempts to protect people and federal property against the riots as "Theater." They describe the discussion as "Now President Donald Trump is indulging the dream more than any national leader in recent history, attempting to...
CPRC in the News: Issues & Insights, Business & Politics Reporter, Daily Wire, NewsMax, and more
A study released in August 2018 found that over a 10-year period, CCW permits had increased roughly 275 percent — from 4.6 million permits in 2007 to over 17.25 permits in 2018, the Crime Prevention Research Center found.The center discovered that...
CPRC in the News: Fox News, Townhall, American Thinker, and other places
Deviation from the orthodoxy. John R. Lott, RealClear Politics, Tuesday:New York Times opinion editor James Bennet resigned after daring to publish a column by Republican senator Tom Cotton, who argued for using the military to help quell the riots that arose from...












