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Want to find a time to connect with peers in your jurisdiction, your state, or across the country? Check out these events to find one right for you. Not all events listed are open to the public, some events are included to provide notice to potential speakers or those who want to connect with organizers.

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  • Election Center Special Workshop
    Date: February 12, 2020
    to February 16, 2020
    Location: Greenville, SC
    Category: Workshop

    The following courses will be offered during this workshop: Course 1 (Intro to Election & Voter Reg Systems); Course 2 (Management and Leadership); and Renewal Course 32 (Redistricting/Gerrymandering).

    Click here to learn more
  • Election Center Special Workshop
    Date: April 29, 2020
    to May 3, 2020
    Location: Seattle, WA
    Category: Workshop

    The following courses will be offered during this workshop: Course 3 (Planning and Budgeting); Course 4 (Information Technology & Security); and Renewal Course 21 (Public Trust and the Integrity of Elections).

    Click here to learn more
  • NASED Winter 2020
    Date: January 30, 2020
    to February 2, 2020
    Location: Washington, DC
    Category: National Association

    Twice a year, the National Association of State Election Directors members gather to discuss the latest developments in election administration. Members of the public are welcome to attend at the non-member registration rate. Check back here for more information about the Winter 2020 Conference.

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  • NASS Winter 2020
    Date: January 30, 2020
    to February 2, 2020
    Location: Washington, DC
    Category: National Association

    The National Association of Secretaries of State will hold their Winter 2020 conference at the Fairmont Hotel in Washington, D.C.’s West End. Check back here for more information about the Winter 2020 conference when it becomes available.

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  • Vote At Home Webinar
    Date: February 13, 2020
    Location: Online
    Category: Election Mail

    Whether you call it “absentee” voting, “vote-by-mail,” or “vote at home,” more voters cast their vote on ballots delivered directly to them than ever before. And the trend is on the rise across red, blue, and purple states.

    The National Vote At Home Institute, Center for Civic Design, and Center for Tech and Civic Life are pleased to offer three 1-hour webinars in February to help you bolster the security of elections, improve voter engagement, and reduce election-related costs through vote at home programs as you prepare for upcoming elections.

    The webinars are free and all are welcome to join.

    Webinar 1: Implementing envelope best practices
    Thursday, February 13th | 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST

    Understand mail ballot envelope standards
    Learn how national templates can be adapted to your office’s needs
    Implement principles of plain language and design to help voters

    Click here to learn more
  • Vote At Home Webinar
    Date: February 18, 2020
    Location: Online
    Category: Election Mail

    Whether you call it “absentee” voting, “vote-by-mail,” or “vote at home,” more voters cast their vote on ballots delivered directly to them than ever before. And the trend is on the rise across red, blue, and purple states.

    The National Vote At Home Institute, Center for Civic Design, and Center for Tech and Civic Life are pleased to offer three 1-hour webinars in February to help you bolster the security of elections, improve voter engagement, and reduce election-related costs through vote at home programs as you prepare for upcoming elections.

    The webinars are free and all are welcome to join.

    Webinar 2: Preparing helpful supplementary materials
    Tuesday, February 18th | 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST

    Prioritize the info you want to communicate to those voting by mail
    Discover best practices for including inserts alongside mail ballots
    Plan clear online resources for voter education about vote-by-mail

    Click here to learn more
  • Vote at Home Webinar
    Date: February 20, 2020
    Location: Online
    Category: Election Mail

    Whether you call it “absentee” voting, “vote-by-mail,” or “vote at home,” more voters cast their vote on ballots delivered directly to them than ever before. And the trend is on the rise across red, blue, and purple states.

    The National Vote At Home Institute, Center for Civic Design, and Center for Tech and Civic Life are pleased to offer three 1-hour webinars in February to help you bolster the security of elections, improve voter engagement, and reduce election-related costs through vote at home programs as you prepare for upcoming elections.

    The webinars are free and all are welcome to join.

    Webinar 3: Integrating low-cost tracking and reporting tools
    Thursday, February 20th | 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EST

    Try out tools for tracking ballots through the mail and at your office
    Get access to high priority support from the USPS
    Explore best practices for signature verification and voter intent

    Click here to learn more
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