Meegan Gregg, Author at TrustTheVote

UOCAVA Summit Provides a Bit of Munich Flavor

Meegan Gregg

March 20, 2010

The loveliest part of the 2010 UOCAVA Summit being held in Munich has been the city itself. Layered in history, the beauty of Munich is evident even from a quick glance at the conference venues. As unofficial photographer for the trip I thought I would post a few quick highlights. This is the new Munich … Continued

The TrustTheVote Project Unveils a New Look

Meegan Gregg

July 28, 2009

While in Minneapolis this month for the National Civic Summit, the TrustTheVote Project had a fabulous opportunity to reveal our new look. With the help of our friends at Dubberly Design Office in San Francisco, we advanced from being rather invisible to sporting our new red, white, and blue look with pride. In addition to … Continued

Test results on New Jersey e-voting machines will be released

Meegan Gregg

June 23, 2008

Good news from New Jersey! A judge there has reversed her earlier decision that test results on Sequoia voting machines could not be made public — a story that we discussed a few months ago here. The new ruling means that conmputer experts at Princeton University will be able to analyze the machines starting next week, and publish their results in late September before the November election.

More on OSDV at PdF2008 — How to Trust Voting Technology

Meegan Gregg

June 17, 2008

I have a couple of updates on OSDV’s participation at next
week’s Personal Democracy Forum ( PdF2008 ). As mentioned earlier, Greg
Miller and John Sebes will be hosting a table in the Idea Market–now with the new
and improved title “How to Trust Voting Technology.” In addition, PdF organizers have

OSDV at Personal Democracy Forum (PdF2008) — How to Trust the Vote

Meegan Gregg

June 5, 2008

My colleagues Greg Miller and John Sebes will be participating in the upcoming Personal Democracy Forum (PdF2008) in New York City, June 23-24. Specifically, they will be hosting a presentation table in the Idea Market on the topic of "How to Trust the Vote."

Get Out the Vote Posters from AIGA — Great Design on Display

Meegan Gregg

May 30, 2008

The AIGA, the professional association for design, is once again sponsoring its Get Out the Vote poster design contest for its members. AIGA designers are asked to create nonpartisan posters that
inspire Americans to vote in the 2008 general election. Almost 200 posters under consideration are available for viewing here. It is a great collection … and lots of fun to peruse.

Blogged.com rates OSDV blog as “Very Good” — Tell us what YOU think!

Meegan Gregg

May 28, 2008

The editors at the blog review site Blogged.com have given the OSDV blog a "very good" rating — based on frequency of updates, relevance of content, site design, and writing style. This is a very nice thing to see. But besides reviewing blogs, Blogged offers blog readers the opportunity to add their reviews. We would love to hear what our readers think.

HBO gives people a chance to re-vote — and maybe even create a hanging chad

Meegan Gregg

May 21, 2008

The HBO film Recount premieres this Sunday
night (May 25). The film is a fictionalized account of the 2000 presidential
election in Florida — famous for the hanging chad.

Open Source: Good for Business, Innovation … and the Public

Meegan Gregg

May 9, 2008

In a recent article on Businessweek.com, John Hagel and John
Seely Brown describe the powerful innovation strategy used by the Myelin Repair
Foundation (MRF). MRF is a Silicon Valley
nonprofit using an open-source approach to scientific research and drug

Building the People’s Voting System

Author: Meegan Gregg

UOCAVA Summit Provides a Bit of Munich Flavor

Meegan Gregg

The TrustTheVote Project Unveils a New Look

Meegan Gregg

Test results on New Jersey e-voting machines will be released

Meegan Gregg

More on OSDV at PdF2008 — How to Trust Voting Technology

Meegan Gregg

OSDV at Personal Democracy Forum (PdF2008) — How to Trust the Vote

Meegan Gregg

Get Out the Vote Posters from AIGA — Great Design on Display

Meegan Gregg

Blogged.com rates OSDV blog as “Very Good” — Tell us what YOU think!

Meegan Gregg

HBO gives people a chance to re-vote — and maybe even create a hanging chad

Meegan Gregg

Open Source: Good for Business, Innovation … and the Public

Meegan Gregg

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