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Plain Talk Series on Election Security #4: Why Not to Trust a Computer With Your Vote
It’s great that election security is so much in the news & political debate; we sure need more security in elections. But it’s not so great that much of the debate includes some simple but gigantic misunderstandings. Here’s Part 4 of a Plain Talk Series to help clarify things.
Plain Talk Series on Election Security #3: The One and Only Reason to End Paperless Voting
It’s great that election security is so much in the news & political debate; we sure need more security in elections. But it’s not so great that much of the debate includes some simple but gigantic misunderstandings. Here’s Part 3 of a Plain Talk Series to help clarify things.
Plain Talk Series on Election Security #2: Costs of Ditching Paperless Voting
It’s great that election security is so much in the news & political debate; we sure need more security in elections. But it’s not so great that much of the debate includes some simple but gigantic misunderstandings. Here’s Part 2 of a Plain Talk Series to help clarify things.
Plain Talk Series on Election Security #1: “Paper” vs. “Machine Voting” Debunked
It’s great that election security is so much in the news & political debate; we sure need more security in elections. But it’s not so great that much of the debate includes some simple but gigantic misunderstandings. Here’s Part 1 of a Plain Talk Series to help clarify things.
ballot.ly
Ballot.ly Save your ballot choices in a checklist and take it with you on Election Day. Pre-mark a sample ballot Pre-mark a sample ballot. Your selections will be saved to a checklist.
VoteReady
If you gave to a Presidential campaign you should help fund VoteReady. Why? 17 million Americans were removed from voter rolls in 2016 and another 13 million new voter registration records were rejected. That’s a lot of democracy sidelined. We can’t afford to have the same thing happen in 2020. Your tax deductible donation will …
A Tale of Two Paper Trails: More News from Georgia
Georgia is still a fascinating laboratory for concerning US election administration practices. To recent stories about conflicts of interest, voter suppression, cybersecurity vulnerabilities, and aged voting technology, we add: questionable recommendations for new voting tech.
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!
We Must Stop the Demagoguery; Democracy is at Stake
Baseless claims of fraud after the US midterm elections are doing incalculable harm to our democracy. There’s reason to be concerned about whether votes are properly counted. But infrastructure problems that demand our national attention should not be confused with willful rigging of elections.
Florida: A Tale of Two Recounts, With Millions Excluded
Florida recounts are excluding millions of voters. At this writing, there are two recounts underway in Florida: not the Senator and Governor contest recounts, but two different recount processes for both; two different types of counties; and two different types of voters.