Election season in the U.S. has barely started and already a tsunami of misinformation about the Iowa Caucus is crashing down on the nation’s election officials.
Lack of well-designed technology was the real problem in Iowa
A majority of VSAP voters do check their choices, new report reveals
A new report by Michael D. Byrne from Rice University, revealed that the new voting system set to debut in Los Angeles County for the California primaries facilitates voter verifiability.
What happens after you mark your ballot on Election Day?
The exact steps that your ballot follows once you mark your choices will vary considerably depending on the technology used to vote, the legal framework of the jurisdiction, and many other important factors.
Digital Democracy Rising: A Decade of Automated Elections in The Philippines
For many Filipinos, May 10, 2010 was a touchstone that forever transformed the country.
Los Angeles County will be a reference for the next decade’s elections
The VSAP (Voting Solutions for All People) project began in 2009 when Los Angeles County decided to replace its voting system.
A Thanksgiving Story
Like most modern holidays in most countries, Thanksgiving in America has evolved a long way from its origins.