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NIST Statement on Internet Voting: Is It "Someday" Already?
The National Institute for Standards and Technology recently issued a statement expressing continued concerns about the feasibility of Internet voting. What, if any impact will it have on the debate?
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It Takes All Kinds: Jurisdiction Size in Election Administration
A new draft of a paper by David Kimball of the University of Missouri-St. Louis and Brady Baybeck of Wayne State University suggests that researchers and reformers should take greater note of the effect of jurisdiction size on election administration.
There is No Small Stuff (cont.): Brian Newby's "Fired Up, Ready to Blow"
Brian Newby's latest ElectionDiary describes a really bad day - and serves as a vivid reminder of the tyranny of little things in election administration.
Backseat Election Geeking in Florida and Michigan
Recent stories in Florida and Michigan reveal the increasing willingness of state officials outside of elections to study and draw conclusions about the health of their state's election systems.
"The Adrenaline Gets You Through It" - A Look Behind Election Day in Lancaster County, Nebraska
A new article is an excellent - and thorough - look at what it takes to make today's Election Day happen in Lancaster County, home of the Cornhusker State's capital city.