AEI-Brookings Election Reform Project

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This project aims to evaluate the current state of reliability and uniformity of U.S. voting systems; to establish uniform attributes and quantitative guidelines for performance and reliability of voting systems; and to propose specific uniform guidelines and requirements for reliable voting systems

On electionreformproject.org:

»	Building Secure and Transparent Elections Through Standard Operating Procedures (PDF)
»	Study Shows Ballot Design and Voter Preparation Could Have Eliminated Sarasota Florida Voting Errors (PDF)
»	Viewpoint: Eight Immediate Steps to Avoid Over One Million Lost Votes in November 2008
»	Internet Voting in Estonia (PDF)
»	The Effect of Voter Identification Laws on Turnout (PDF)
»	The New Mexico Election Administration Report: The 2006 November General Election (PDF)
»	Bridging Science, Technology, and Politics in Election Systems
»	Michael Alvarez
»	Ted Selker
»	Charles Stewart III
»	Stephen Ansolabehere
»	How Hard Can It Be: Do Citizens Think It Is Difficult to Register to Vote? (PDF)
»	Controlling Democracy: The Principal-Agent Problems in Election Administration (PDF)
»	Whose Absentee Votes Are Counted: The Variety and Use of Absentee Ballots in California: Working Paper (PDF)
»	Improving the Election Day Survey (PDF)
»	An Active Approach to Voting Verification: Working Paper (PDF)
»	Who Should Run Our Elections? Public Opinion About Election Governance in the United States: Working Paper (PDF)
»	Residual Vote in the 2004 Election: Working Paper (PDF)
»	Comparative Voting Performance of Reading Disabled Voters
»	Election Updates (blog of Michael Alvarez and Thad Hall)

»	Voter Registration
»	Voter Access
»	Early and Absentee Voting
»	Provisional Balloting
»	Technology Issues
»	Election Administration
»	Voting Integrity

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