Voting Machines, Systems, and Technology
Voting machines, ballot tabulators, and other pieces of technology are used to conduct elections in the United States.
Votebeat asked 31 experts in election law and administration about the likelihood that Trump sends troops to the polls, candidates challenge the election results, and more.
A Republican member who supported the resolution says she asked to review the letter first — and never got the chance.
It’s easier to spoof and harder to trust non-government domains.
Recorder Justin Heap used SAVE, a federal tool known to produce false positives, to identify the potential noncitizen voters.
South Dakota’s Republican secretary of state offers a rare state-level example of election skepticism colliding with actual administration.
Experts say the logs confirm what had been clear from the start: A human error delayed results in the August primary but there was no tampering.
Thomas Carroll represented Fulton County and faced a harsh rebuke from the state Supreme Court.
One county will shift to hand-delivering unofficial election results in November.
Officials left their central count facility without exporting results from five of its nine tabulators, delaying the city’s results by about 90 minutes.
The president cited newly declassified documents as evidence of foreign interference in the 2020 election and vulnerabilities in voting systems, but election officials and experts say they stop short of supporting his claims.
The president will reportedly share declassified intelligence about voting machines and foreign interference in a speech to the nation on Thursday night.
The ruby-red county will be the first in the country to use a special type of ballot paper embedded with several security measures.
Despite some mail ballot mixups, the state’s primary has been largely without issue so far.
The program did not get enough buy-in from counties, and there are still technical details that need to be worked out.
The ruling creates uncertainty for election officials concerned about preserving voters’ privacy.
The state embarked on a project to update the antiquated SURE system last year. Officials hope to have the new version ready by 2027.
Lots of people are worried about the prospect of federal interference in the midterms, but experts think some scenarios are likelier than others.
The action pushes the boundaries of election oversight by local law enforcement.
Macomb County, the third most populous in the state, will post ballot images online
The same claims inspired county officials to delay certifying the 2022 election, raising questions over whether they will try to defy state law again in 2026.