Summary
Megan Gall is a Principal researcher and geospatial scientist with eight years of focused experience translating spatial, demographic, and statistical analysis into actionable evidence for voting rights, redistricting, and criminal legal reform. She leads a boutique consultancy advancing civil rights through rigorous quantitative social science and previously directed large-scale election administration research and experimental voter outreach at All Voting is Local. A PhD political scientist and GISP with deep GIS and cartography training, she combines ecological inference, redistricting modeling, and scalable data pipelines to support litigation and policy change. Megan’s work has powered dozens of lawsuits and jurisdictional investigations, and she pairs a poet’s attention to narrative with a data-driven commitment to social justice—plus an unexpected fondness for squirrels.
9 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Sociology, Bachelor's degree Sociology at Shepherd University
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Political Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Political Science at University at Buffalo
Master's degree Geographic Information Science and Cartography, Master's degree Geographic Information Science and Cartography at University of Denver