Building the People’s Voting System

Author: Gregory Miller

Waldron Kraken-Busting

ED. NOTE: This article is the product of substantial input by John Sebes, OSET Institute Chief Technology Officer with the balance by Gregory Miller, OSET Institute Chief Operating Officer and non-practicing lawyer. Following the recent broader disclosure of James “Philip” Waldron’s slide deck presentation that was circulating inside the Trump Administration in the weeks leading … Continued

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Game of Margins—Part II

Following our previous post about the recount process in general, and in particular what it normally would mean in Georgia, this article is an “explainer” on the effort begun recently to “audit” the Georgia election per a directive that Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced this week…

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Game of Margins

A cornerstone to trustworthy elections is a recount process to ensure accurate outcomes. Likewise, trust in the recount process is essential. Recounts are a game of margins, which for this election is especially true. So, I offer an explanation of how recounts are conducted in just the states of most potential consequence in the coming weeks…

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Swing Dance

During the coming weeks, America’s election infrastructure will be tested as perhaps never before, especially due to changes caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. In that context, we present “Swing Dance,” our assessment of the process and technology risks that exist in the 14 most competitive states for the 2020 election…

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2018 OSET Institute Year-End Review

Wow, what a year, right? Tonight on the eve of 2019, we post our Annual Review. We hope you agree that the key accomplishments and developments this year demonstrate the impactful importance of our work to defend democracy. Most of all, we thank you for your continued support!

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