OSET Institute‘s news anchor Roifield Brown brings you our post-midterm election news recap featuring the team’s comments. Some great insights in this episode hosted by our news anchor @roifield and featuring Prof. Glenn Altschuler from @Cornell University reflecting on the midterm election admin. Please use the SpeakPipe on the podcast home page to send them your comments and questions! You can also contact our News Anchor, Roifield directly.

OSET Institute‘s news anchor Roifield Brown brings you our weekly election news recap featuring the team’s comments. This week, OSET institute Board member and former Travis County Clerk provides a solid recap of the Maricopa County’s “Maalox moment” regarding ballot printing and other insightful recaps of others. Please use the SpeakPipe on the podcast home page to send them your comments and questions! You can also contact our News Anchor, Roifield directly.

OSET Institute‘s intrepid news anchor (and U.S. Citizen in training) Roifield Brown brings you this week’s election news recap including the hot issues of ballot box monitoring, rethinking nonpartisan certification, and the Administration’s concerns about threats. Please use the SpeakPipe on the podcast home page to send them your comments and questions! You can also contact our News Anchor, Roifield directly.

OSET Institute‘s news anchor Roifield Brown brings you this week’s election news recap including a short interview with Iowa’s Secretary of State, Paul Pate, and the team’s comments on this past week’s selected stories and their impact on voters and the administration of democracy. Please use the SpeakPipe on the podcast home page to send them your comments and questions! You can also contact our News Anchor, Roifield directly.

The TrustTheVote® Project launches its weekly news recap with OSET Institute‘s news anchor Roifield Brown where the team reviews the top elections-related stories over the past week chatting about their impact on voters and the administration of democracy. Listen to election administration analysts and experts Eddie Perez, Dana DeBeauvoir, John Sebes, Genya Coulter, and Gregory Miller, and please use the SpeakPipe on the podcast home page to send them your comments and questions! You can also contact our News Anchor, Roifield directly.

Season 1 Episode 5

Show host Gregory Miller, is joined by John Sebes, the OSET Institute’s chief election technology whiz and TrustTheVote® Project’s Frayn Masters, to break down how the tech powering cryptocurrency is (and isn’t) changing election administration (yet).

Season 1 Episode 4

Show host Gregory Miller, is joined by John Sebes, the OSET Institute’s chief election technology whiz and Genya Coulter, former election administrator in Polk County, FL and Director of Stakeholder Relations at the OSET Institute, to talk about the power of paper in the verification of elections.

Season 1, Episode 3b

Part two of Gregory’s interview with former Travis County Clerk Dana DeBeauvoir gets a bit spicy with reflections on Texas AG Ken Paxton’s attempts to prosecute her and the funniest moments from her nearly four decades of service. Co-hosts Cameron Quinn and Genya Coulter offer their reflections on part two of the interview.

Season 1, Episode 3a

Gregory sits down with former Travis County Clerk Dana DeBeauvoir for her first candid conversation since her retirement. They explore her nearly four decades as an elections director for Travis County; her views on the state of elections today, and how she thinks election administration can improve in the future. Co-hosts John, Cameron, and Genya offer their reflections on part 1 of the 2-part interview.

Season 1, Episode 2

The ballot grants us access to democracy but what does it mean when voters cannot access the ballot? Cameron and John break down the obstacles faced by voters with disabilities, what election officials are doing to improve accessibility, and how technology can help. From Nicholas Silver’s story about voting as a blind man in Missouri to questions from DMDV listeners, you will learn what needs to be done to make voting accessible to all Americans and what you can do to help.