Events
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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2025 New England Association of City and Town Clerks ConferenceDate: November 19, 2025
to November 21, 2025Location: Bangor, MECategory: Conference -
Summer CERA Courses in BoiseDate: July 12, 2025
to July 19, 2025Location: Boise, IDCategory: CERA CoursesThe Election Center and Auburn University will be offering six in-person CERA courses in Boise, Idaho this summer. The courses offered are:
Course 1 (Election Administration as a System);
Course 2 (Management and Leadership);
Course 3 (Strategic Planning & Budgeting);
Course 4 (Election Information Access & Security);
Course 10 (Constitutional Law of Elections); and
Renewal Course 41 (Organizational Capacity & Professionalization)More information and registration will be available once the new Election Center website is up and running.
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Maine Town & City Clerks Networking Day & Annual MeetingDate: September 10, 2025Location: Brewer, MECategory: Meeting
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Ohio Secretary of State's Summer ConferenceDate: June 30, 2025
to July 1, 2025Location: Columbus, OHCategory: Conference -
South Carolina Association of Registration and Election Officials (SCARE) Annual Conference and Institute of Government for County OfficialsDate: August 4, 2025
to August 7, 2025Location: Isle of Palms, SCCategory: Conference -
Oregon Association of County Clerks (OACC) Annual ConferenceDate: August 11, 2025
to August 14, 2025Location: Klamath Falls, ORCategory: Conference -
79th Annual Louisiana Clerks of Court ConferenceDate: May 12, 2025
to May 16, 2025Location: Lafayette, LACategory: Conference -
2025 NHCTCA SPRING WORKSHOP - MERRIMACK & SEACOAST REGIONDate: May 14, 2025Location: Manchester, NHCategory: Workshop
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Michigan Association of Municipal Clerks (MAMC) 2025 Annual ConferenceDate: June 2, 2025
to June 6, 2025Location: Muskegon, MICategory: Conference -
NDACo Annual Conference [North Dakota]Date: October 26, 2025
to October 28, 2025Location: North DakotaCategory: Conference -
Checking Citizenship: A conversation with two secretaries of stateDate: May 14, 2025Location: OnlineCategory: Webinar
Join Votebeat for a conversation with Secretaries of State Adrian Fontes of Arizona and David Scanlan of New Hampshire. Moderated by Votebeat Arizona reporter Jen Fifield, you’ll learn about the practical realities of requiring documented proof of citizenship for elections. Currently, there is no federal requirement to show proof of citizenship in order to vote. Instead, voters across the country must attest to their citizenship under penalty of perjury. President Donald Trump’s executive order on elections included a requirement for proof of citizenship. In Congress, the SAVE Act has a similar requirement and has passed the House. Three states have passed a proof of citizenship requirement in recent years, and several others are considering legislation. As the United States appears to be moving closer to requiring some form of citizenship proof in order to vote, this conversation will dive into the practical reality of administering elections with this requirement in place. Arizona has had a documented proof of citizenship requirement for state and local elections for twenty years, and officials determined in 2024 that state systems didn’t properly record the citizenship status of around 200,000 voters. This year, New Hampshire held its first election with a documented proof of citizenship requirement. Because it’s one of the six states that are not subject to the National Voter Registration Act, the law prevents anyone without documented proof of citizenship from voting in federal elections as well as state and local ones.
Time: 5pm Eastern
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57th Annual Tennessee County Officials Association (COAT) ConferenceDate: November 16, 2025
to November 19, 2025Location: Pigeon Forge, TNCategory: Conference -
NACo WIR ConferenceDate: May 21, 2025
to May 23, 2025Location: Rapid City, SDCategory: ConferenceThe NACo Western Interstate Region (WIR) Conference brings together county officials from across the nation to focus on pressing issues facing Western counties and our residents. Each year the conference is hosted by a county within the fifteen Western states—Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawai’i, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyoming—and provides attendees with the opportunity to interact with federal, state and regional policymakers, participate in educational sessions and take home tools to address challenges.
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Wyoming Association of County Officers ConferenceDate: September 23, 2025
to September 25, 2025Location: Rock Springs, WYCategory: Conference -
Election Center Annual ConferenceDate: August 20, 2025
to August 24, 2025Location: Salt Lake City, UTCategory: ConferenceThe Election Center Annual Conference will be held in Salt Lake City. The conference will run August 20-22 and CERA courses will be offered August 23 and 24. The CERA courses offered will be:
Course 5 (Ethics);
Course 6 (Communications & Public Relations); and
Two renewal courses to be announced.More information available as soon as the new Election Center website goes live.
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79th IIMC Annual ConferenceDate: May 18, 2025
to May 21, 2025Location: St. Louis, MOCategory: ConferenceMeet the International Institute of Municipal Clerks in St. Louis, Missouri for their 2025 Annual Conference.
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Redesigning Democracy: Research on Election Systems and ReformDate: May 19, 2025Location: Washington, DCCategory: Gathering
Join The Center for Election Science and McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University for a live event that brings together the brightest minds in election reform! “Redesigning Democracy: Research on Election Systems and Reform” is an essential gathering for researchers, policymakers, community leaders, and advocates shaping the future of our democracy.
Expect an engaging and thought-provoking evening featuring:
Insightful Discussions – Explore the latest research on election systems and innovative reforms that can transform how we vote.
Research Award Presentation – Celebrate the work of pioneering scholars who are driving change in election science.
Lively Reception – Connect with fellow change makers over drinks and conversation in an inspiring atmosphere.As our democracy faces new challenges, now is the time to reimagine how we vote and ensure fair, representative elections for all. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of the movement shaping the next era of electoral reform!
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