GAO examined a nongeneralizable sample of 178 polling places during early in-person voting and on Election Day 2016. At these polling places, GAO examined a number of features outside and inside the voting area. Outside the voting area, GAO was able to examine features at all 178 polling places and found that 60 percent (107) […]
read moreThis report focuses on ways to improve the integrity of elections.
read moreThis report examines voter turnout in the 2016 presidential elections. The report also looks at the impact of same day registration on turnout, youth turnout, reasons for non-voting, and the how competitive races were for the U.S. House.
read moreThis report provides an overview and analysis of the current state of the election technology industry and vendors in the market.
read moreThis report examines the impact of voter ID laws on voter turnout.
read moreA new report finds that during the November 2016 election California election officials met and exceeded federal requirements in Section 203 of the federal Voting Rights Act related to providing translated ballots and bilingual poll workers to serve minority language communities.
read moreA demographic and geographic portrait of how Oregon’s Automatic Voter Registration system has worked to register hundreds of thousands of eligible citizens to vote.
read moreThe biennial Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS) to collect state-by-state data on the administration of federal elections.
read moreThe Council of State Governments’ Overseas Voting Initiative recently published recommendations, as well as a corresponding final report, to improve Section B of the Election Administration and Voting Survey, or EAVS, which tracks military and overseas voter behavior.
read moreAnalyzing a survey about the attitudes and experiences of unregistered voters.
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