Proactive communication is a sound strategy that election management bodies should follow to foster trust, concludes a study by researchers from UC San Diego, Yale, and USC.
Election Trust Grows with Effective Public Communication

Proactive communication is a sound strategy that election management bodies should follow to foster trust, concludes a study by researchers from UC San Diego, Yale, and USC.
Eduardo Correia, Chief Technology Officer of Smartmatic, shared his insights on the opportunities and challenges that artificial intelligence (AI) brings to the electoral field.
As the United States approaches the 2024 Presidential Elections, a new era of strengthened election integrity emerges.
Free and fair elections invariably rely on accurate and reliable systems for registering, identifying, and authenticating voters. Once these systems are in place, election commissions must continually update and maintain their voter databases. So, how do they do that?
The election commissions of Georgia, Philippines and Kenya, were awarded recognitions during the prestigious International Electoral Awards, organized by the International Centre for Parliamentary Studies. All three were recognized for election events in which they partnered with Smartmatic.
Election systems and processes are especially vulnerable to the spread of disinformation. This type of false content, including videos, infographics, memes, data and articles, can significantly diminish the effectiveness and credibility of election management bodies around the world.