States and localities make most decisions about the voting systems used in U.S. elections, from what equipment to acquire to how to pay for it. Since 1990, however, the federal government has issued voluntary guidance states and localities may use to inform their choices. This Insight examines the current iteration of that guidance, the Voluntary […]
read moreThe Statement of Preliminary Findings and Conclusions issued by the IEOM on 4 November concluded that the elections “were competitive and well managed despite legal uncertainties and logistical challenges. In a highly polarized political environment, acrimonious campaign rhetoric fuelled tensions. Measures intended to secure the elections during the pandemic triggered protracted litigation driven by partisan […]
read moreDepartment of Motor Vehicles (DMVs) play a crucial role in our elections. This report seeks to raise the level of recognition of the agency’s role – among policymakers, state agency officials, advocates, and the public – to improve their partnerships and the functioning of our democracy.
read moreA mail ballot goes through a lot by the time an election is certified. Many hands touch the ballot, taking it from an election office, through the postal service, to a voter’s home, and then back again. A quick and easy way to keep track of a ballot as it travels and make sure it […]
read moreThe spread of COVID-19 has fundamentally changed the accessibility and safety of voting for tribal communities in New Mexico. This study aims to identify barriers confronting Native American voters during the pandemic, determine what information/support would encourage Native American voter participation and recommend strategies to ensure voting systems are accessible in future elections.Drawing on research […]
read moreWe investigate options for college students to register and vote in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Thedisruptions from COVID-19 have hit individuals across all walks of life. But with regard to electionsthe pandemic might have an especially large effect on college students who are not able to return to campusbecause their school has shifted exclusively […]
read moreThis resource, the Pilot Study Summaries, provides detailed information about the pilot projects held in five states: Minnesota, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Nebraska.
read moreThis resource, Raising Election Accuracy and Efficiency with GIS is aimed at decision-makers in elections management across the nation to assist them in integrating GIS into elections. Executive Summary.
read moreThis resource highlights the experience of the state of Hawaii as they integrated GIS in elections for redistricting in 2010 and 2011.
read moreThis resource highlights the experience of the state of North Carolina as they began using GIS data to help their boards of elections audit their district assignments for state jurisdictions.
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