Who's Who in Election Technology

Election Technology Library

This is intended to be a comprehensive list of election technology professionals and those related to election technology. The Election Technology Library is a work in progress. Know someone or something who's missing? Contact us.

Name	Title	Organization (only)	Area of Expertise	Notes	Contact
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Caltech/MIT Voting Technology Project				Established by Caltech President David Baltimore and MIT President Charles Vest in December 2000 to prevent a recurrence of the problems that threatened the 2000 U.S. Presidential Election. Specific tasks of the project include: Evaluate the current state of reliability and uniformity of U.S. voting systems Establish uniform attributes and quantitative guidelines for performance and reliability of voting systems Propose specific uniform guidelines and requirements for reliable voting systems	vote.caltech.edu
Related research: 03/21/07: VTP Conference on Voter Authentication and Registration 07/17/06: Are Americans Confident Their Ballots are Counted? 07/01/06: How Hard Can it Be: Do Citizens Think It Is Difficult to Vote? 07/01/06: Advances in Cryptographic Voting Systems 03/31/06: Improving the Election Day Survey 10/06/05: Potential Threats to Statewide Voter Registration Systems 10/05/05: Precinct Voting Denial Of Service 09/01/05: Lessons And Trends In E-Voting: Initiatives In The Us And Abroad 08/16/05: Encrypted Receipts for Voter-Verified Elections Using Homomorphic Encryption 08/01/05: Measuring The Impact Of Voting Technology On Residual Vote Rates 08/01/05: Measuring The Improvement (Or Lack Of Improvement) In Voting Since 2000 In The U.S. 07/19/05: Whose Absentee Votes Are Counted: The Variety And Use Of Absentee Ballots In California 07/01/05: The Next Big Election Challenge: Developing Electronic Data Transaction Standards for Election Administration 06/17/05: Voter Registration: Past, Present, And Future Written Testimony Prepared For The Commission On Federal Election Reform 06/01/05: Testimony On Voter Verification: Presentation To Senate Committee On Rules And Administration 05/01/05: Auditing Technology for Electronic Voting Machines 05/01/05: An Active Approach To Voting Verification 02/01/05: Residual Vote In The 2004 Election 02/01/05: Studying Elections: Data Quality and Pitfalls in Measuring the Effects of Voting Technologies 12/01/04: American Elections: A Critical Moment For Research And Reform 10/01/04: Processes Can Improve Electronic Voting: A Case Study Of An Election 09/01/04: The Voter Verifiable Audio Audit Transcript Trail (VVAAT) 07/01/04: An N-Version Electronic Voting System 04/01/04: Security Vulnerabilities And Problems With VVPT 01/01/04: The SAVE System: Secure Architecture For Voting Electronically Existing Technology, With Built-In Redundancy, Enables Reliability 11/01/03: Why Everything That Can Go Wrong Often Does: An Analysis of Election Administration Problems 09/01/02: A Ballot Designer and Ballot Design Critic 06/01/02: Election Day Voter Registration In The United States How One-Step Voting Can Change the Composition of the 02/01/02: Ballot Design Options 08/01/01: A Modular Voting Architecture ("FROGS") 03/01/01: Residual Votes Attributable To Technology: An Assessment of the Reliability of Existing Voting Technologies
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