Stone Neilon
@stoneneilon.bsky.social
Political science PhD student at the University of Colorado Boulder. I study American politics and methodology. I am primarily interested in the political implications of the built environment.
NSF Graduate Research Fellow
https://stoneneilon.github.io/
NSF Graduate Research Fellow
https://stoneneilon.github.io/
For years CEQA has been a tool used by NIMBYs-under the guise of caring about the environment-to prevent new housing. Burdensome CEQA rules have almost certainly increased sprawl and, ironically, led to worse environmental outcomes. This will lead to greater density and much needed housing. 🍾🥂
July 1, 2025 at 2:22 AM
For years CEQA has been a tool used by NIMBYs-under the guise of caring about the environment-to prevent new housing. Burdensome CEQA rules have almost certainly increased sprawl and, ironically, led to worse environmental outcomes. This will lead to greater density and much needed housing. 🍾🥂
Reposted by Stone Neilon
9/ The data is clear: ideological moderation offers diminishing returns. To win, Democrats need strategies that excite their base, speak to the politically alienated, and meet the moment with urgency—not defend the old status quo. Authenticity beats triangulation.
June 23, 2025 at 8:03 PM
9/ The data is clear: ideological moderation offers diminishing returns. To win, Democrats need strategies that excite their base, speak to the politically alienated, and meet the moment with urgency—not defend the old status quo. Authenticity beats triangulation.
I’m literally eating leftovers right now. I imagine this is something Denver locals would have never dreamed of a few years ago
May 12, 2025 at 8:38 PM
I’m literally eating leftovers right now. I imagine this is something Denver locals would have never dreamed of a few years ago
I am especially grateful to all my peers, friends, family, and faculty that helped me along the way. In particular, I thank Jennifer Fitzgerald, Josh Strayhorn, and especially @aesokhey.bsky.social who put up with my half-baked ideas and pushed me to match his tempo.
April 18, 2025 at 6:47 PM
I am especially grateful to all my peers, friends, family, and faculty that helped me along the way. In particular, I thank Jennifer Fitzgerald, Josh Strayhorn, and especially @aesokhey.bsky.social who put up with my half-baked ideas and pushed me to match his tempo.