New Technology
GOP Lawsuits to Block Grants to Local Election Officials Called “Nonsense”
After congressional inaction, Facebook’s founder and wife donated $300 million. Then Republicans sued in three midwestern swing states.
Democrats’ Next Big 2020 Worry: Nominating Delegates Amid Virus
Former Labor Secretary Tom Perez, who is a candidate to…
Many New Voting Systems Debuted in 2020 Aren’t Ready for Prime Time
Put aside, for now, foreign meddling in U.S. elections, social…
Another New Voting System Debuts on Super Tuesday, With More Red Flags
Los Angeles County’s new voting system had a rough debut…
South Carolina’s Flawed Debut of New Voting System Is a Red Flag for Upcoming Elections
Another voting system debut was marred by “significant device failure”…
Voting Tech Gone Wrong: How Scrambled Data Upended a Nevada Caucus Site
Three hours after Precinct 7632 began its Democratic presidential caucus…
Veteran Election Officials Are Concerned Nevada’s Early Vote Count Won’t Be Accurate
At the Nevada Democratic Party’s caucus sites, some poll workers…
Nevada Democrats Look to Silicon Valley to Prevent Iowa-Like Meltdown
Google and Apple are about to play a big role…
The Iowa Disaster Shows Why Techie Culture and Running Elections Don’t Always Mix and Nevada Could Be Next
The Iowa Democratic Party wanted to show off high-tech voting…
Inside the Iowa Democratic Party’s ‘Boiler Room’ Meltdown
A review of materials left on desks in the Iowa…
Explaining a Likely Cause Behind Iowa’s Caucus Meltdown
The electronic system used by the Iowa Democratic Party on…
New Federal Money Will Lock in America’s Next Wave of Voting Machine Technology
Congress’s first major appropriation for voting infrastructure upgrades in years…
Cybersecurity Risks Cast Shadow on Nevada’s 2020 Democratic Presidential Caucuses
The state party isn’t using online ballots, but other parts…