Alessandro Rigolon

@alerigolon.bsky.social

Associate prof of urban planning. Research on green space equity, green gentrification, climate adaptation, and health equity. Love SLC, my family, and the great outdoors. Opinions (good or bad) are my own 🇮🇹🇺🇸 🌩️👀 rJgnW3igNgz7

Blue Wave Indicators - Sun Oct 11th Early Mail Vote Updated (41M ballots req: 4% returned) 2026: 54 D - 28 R = D +26 2022: 46 D - 31 R = D +15 🔵Very preliminary '22-'26 swing/diff: D +11* *22 states with party registration so far (e.g., excludes IN, GA, OH, VA, etc.)

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Michael McDonald@electproject.bsky.social · yesterday

#earrlyvote morning update 10/11: at least 3.1 million people have voted in the 2026 general election 🥳 election.lab.ufl.edu/early-vote/2...

Sadly and somewhat similar, Americans love excessively big homes in the suburbs even though they can’t afford them. We should also make those unsustainable homes even more costly - for example, by stopping subsidies to suburbanization

Ned Resnikoff@resnikoff.bsky.social · 6d ago

People won't voluntarily give up their Kid-Crusher 5000s unless we make driving them considerably more costly and inconvenient, which is precisely what we should do.

Almost got hit by a grandma driving a Tesla and not paying attention to the road or steering wheel. Self-driving? Earlier today a student told me something like, “My grandma who really shouldn’t be driving got a self-driving Tesla and is super happy about it.” Likely not the same but wtf?