This section has three parts: (1) planning process information; (2) illustrations of one-language voter information design best practices; and (3) illustrations of two-language voter information design best practices
read moreCelebrating awesome civic design with before-and-after examples and the story of the project.
read moreThe Voting Information Project helps voters find information about their elections with collaborative, open-source tools.
read moreAn EAC portal to toolkits on just about every topic from voter registration to military and overseas voters to polling place calculators.
read moreThe Quick Start Guides are created to assist state and local election officials in effectively managing and administering elections. Each Quick Start Guide offers concise and easy-to-read tips on a wide range of timely topics impacting the field of elections.
read moreWhat is needed to ensure the usability and accessibility of next generation elections?
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 moreWhat are best practices in election websites and other voter education?
read moreBest practices for expanding voter registration and supporting accurate voting rolls.
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