In 2016 Pew commissioned a survey of almost 3,000 citizens in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, and Ohio as they left motor vehicle agencies to ask how and whether their experience complied with the National Voter Registration Act.
read moreThe report provides an assessment of FVAP’s activities supporting the special elections for federal office in 2017 — and FVAP’s preparations for the 2018 election cycle.
read moreThis report focuses on voting equipment used during the 2016 general election; what factors jurisdictions consider when replacing voting equipment; and perspectives on federal voting system guidelines.
read moreThis report focuses on progress made on studying lines at polling places and tools can be used to measure and mitigate them.
read moreThe report reveals how states use map technology to manage elections.
read moreAn updated Elections Performance Index from the MIT Election Data & Science Lab evaluates the 2016 election
read moreIn its most recent biennial Overseas Citizen Population Analysis (OCPA), FVAP estimates there were three million U.S. citizens of voting age living abroad in 2016.
read moreWritten by a committee of experts from a variety of fields, this report recommends several actions federal, state, and local officials can take to improve election security.
read moreThis report to the Governor and General Assembly of Virginia evaluated the operation and performance of the state Department of Elections.
read moreThis report assesses minority voter access and evaluates the Department of Justice’s enforcement of the Voting Rights Act (VRA) since 2006, focusing on the time after the Supreme Court’s Shelby County v. Holder decision which held that provisions of the VRA unconstitutionally determined which jurisdictions needed federal government preclearance to change voting procedures.
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