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On electionreformproject.org:

»	Voters Win with Same Day Registration
»	Declining Public Assistance Voter Registration and Welfare Reform: A Response (PDF)
»	Election Day Registration: Best Practices (PDF)
»	A Right to Vote: Modernizing Voter Registration
»	Securing the Vote: An Analysis of Election Fraud (PDF)
»	Continuing Failures in "Fail-Safe" Voting: A Preliminary Analysis of Provisional Voting Problems in the 2004 Election (PDF)
»	High 2004 Turnout for States with Election Day Registration
»	Ten Years Later: A Promise Unfulfilled: The National Voter Registration Act in Public Assistance Agencies, 1995-2005 (PDF)
»	Improving Access to Voting: A Report on the Technology for Accessible Voting Systems (PDF)
»	Election Day Voter Registration in Iowa (PDF)
»	Expanding Voter Registration for Low-Income Citizens: How North Carolina is Realizing the Promise of the National Voter Registration Act (PDF)
»	Election Day Registration: A Study of Voter Fraud Allegations and Findings on Voter Roll Security (PDF)
»	Unequal Access: Neglecting the National Voter Registration Act, 1995-2007 (PDF)
»	Election Day Voter Registration in Massachusetts (PDF)
»	Election Day Voter Registration in Nebraska (PDF)
»	Toward an Equal Electorate: Five States’ Gains Under the National Voter Registration Act (PDF)
»	How Same Day Registration Became Law in North Carolina (PDF)

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