This was one of my concerns entering this process. I feared that people would be un-receptive at the door which would make the canvassing door-to-door a frightening feat – this ultimately was not the case.
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This was one of my concerns entering this process. I feared that people would be un-receptive at the door which would make the canvassing door-to-door a frightening feat – this ultimately was not the case.
How to Decimate the Overseas and Military Vote
A tremendous investment and many improvements have been made to overseas and military voting processes since the 2004 General Election and the ensuing military ballot counting fiasco. The federal law that governs the rights of overseas and military...
As the characters in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy discovered, knowing the ultimate answer isn’t much good without knowing the question. But there is no question associated with blockchain....
The following is the first of three guest posts by University of Kentucky Law Professor Josh Douglas about his new book, Vote for US: How to Take Back...
Overseas and military voters do need continued meaningful reforms across all states, and it is good when people truly care enough to examine and invest in solutions. What we do not need is a distraction that introduces new threats to overseas and military ballot integrity. The cliché “disruption model” doesn’t belong in our elections.
By Josh Greenbaum, Chief Technology Officer, U.S. Vote Foundation
So-called “blockchain voting” systems are exceedingly risky and vulnerable to a host of dangerous cybersecurity attacks. The growing hype around the implementation of this technology in elections is a distraction from fundamental...
Blog Source: Election Law Blog posted by Rick Hasen (https://electionlawblog.org/?p=104265)
By Duncan Buell, NCR Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, University of South Carolina and Advisor to U.S. Vote Foundation
If you were to ask computing and election security experts for the two...
by Pauline Ugalde - Second in a Series
Reflecting on the 2018 mid-term elections, I decided to write about how I felt my experience as a visually-impaired voter impacted my voting rights. Furthermore, how it complicated what should be a simple process, what my observations were, what feedback I...
This ABSTRACT of the original article, Turnout in Local Elections: Is Timing Really Everything? by Melissa Marschall and John Lappie in the Election Law Journal: Rules, Politics, and Policy Vol. 17, No. 3 copyright and published by Mary Ann Liebert Publishers, Inc. The complete article is available...