Though there are recommended federal voting system standards, each state voting system configuration is unique and administration laws vary. Some states have multiple voting systems manufactured by different vendors. Some use one vendor, but have different models of voting equipment. Having varying configurations creates several scenarios for implementation. This document outlines the different implementation scenarios […]

Ranked Choice Voting Model Implementation Plan

This model implementation plan provides a broad map of the start-to-finish process of ranked choice voting – from the introduction of legislation to approve this voting method to the certification of election results. Designed as a living document, this plan will develop as the use of RCV grows, technology expands, and more resources and information […]

Ranked Choice Voting

Nearly every state uses a similar system for casting and counting votes—voters select one candidate per race on a ballot and the candidate that receives the most votes wins. This is known as plurality voting or winner-take-all. Plurality voting isn’t the only option, though. In November 2016, the state of Maine became the first in […]

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Fig.10 – Vote in Person

Fig.25 – Updating Voter Addresses Under NVRA

Fig.40 – Prepare Logic and Accuracy

Fig.48 – Receive and Process Ballot Packages

Fig.16 – Maintain Election District Boundaries

PowerPoint: The Architecture of American Elections – Election Process Models Summaries

The Architecture of American Elections – Election Process Models Summaries

Implementation of Ranked Choice Voting When Multiple Voting Systems are Used

Ranked Choice Voting Model Implementation Plan

Ranked Choice Voting

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