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  • The 2020 Voting Experience and Goals for Reform
    Date: December 15, 2020
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    Category: Online Conference

    Following an unprecedented year of uncertainty, adaptation, and innovation in voting 2020, the Bipartisan Policy Center will host its fourth post-presidential election cycle event bringing together election administrators, policymakers, academics, advocates, and campaigns to examine the voting experience.

    We will discuss the impact of election administration reforms on improving the voting experience over four years ago as well as securing the voting process.

    Topics to be covered include:

    the shifts needed for voting during a pandemic
    the rise of voting by mail, the use of technology in the election ecosystem, and how it can be secured
    the future of funding elections in America
    how changes in election laws and litigation impacted the election
    how improved data collection and analysis can further improve the administration of elections

    This event is sponsored by Democracy Fund and Carnegie Corporation of New York. More information will be forthcoming.

    Click here to learn more
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