As a fourth-year at NYU in a joint Bachelor's-Master's Program, my interests range far within the sphere of political research. In my undergraduate career, I focused primarily on American politics with minors in sociology and public policy. Due to the opportunities provided through the Global Equity Fellowship, my research focus has shifted towards comparative constitutional law and how it implications electoral outcomes and proceedings. Current research seeks to explain the rise of global populism within this constitutional frame focusing on Germany's 2017 election.