The CSG Overseas Voting Initiative is charged with developing targeted and actionable improvements to the voting process for the 1.3 million members of the uniformed services and Merchant Marines stationed away from home, their approximately 700,000 eligible family members, and the 4.3 million U.S. citizens living, studying and working overseas.
read moreAn EAC portal to toolkits on just about every topic from voter registration to military and overseas voters to polling place calculators.
read moreHow do we make remote ballot markign systems both secure and accessibile?
read moreDesign guidelines that election officials can really use, base on solid research and best practices.
read moreReport of the status of postal delivery and services with corresponding recommendations of what election officials, legislatures, USPS, and voters should know.
read moreThe official United States Postal Service page for mailing to UOCAVA voters.
read moreThe official United States Postal Service page for election mail–all of your needed resources in one place!
read moreEnvelope design can impact delivery of ballots to, and from, voters. Effective design ideas available here.
read morePew funded research into the changes since the implementation of the Voter Access and Modernized Elections Act of 2013.
read moreThis report addresses three areas related to election administration including the benefits and challenges of collecting and sharing voter registration information electronically; the effect of policies such as same day registration and vote by mail on voter turnout; and the costs of elections.
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