Over the past few years, The Turnout has supported the work of the Engineering for Democracy Institute (EDI) at the University of Rhode Island (URI). Recently, The Turnout moderated three workshops for EDI’s STEM for Elections Network.

In the first post of a new series on spatial data, John Dziurlaj discusses what a spatial audit is and how it can help with election administration.

James Houghton, PhD, has joined our team at The Turnout

This article covers The Turnout's work, since 2015, with The Council of State Governments on their collaborative effort with the US Department of Defense Federal Voting Assistance Program called the Overseas Voting Initiative.

A tribute to Kenneth Bennett and his contributions to United States elections

RABET-V is the first operational program to verify non-voting election technology that ensures solutions are consistently, comprehensively, and robustly tested and verified to the latest available security standards.

Using new common data formats, John Dziurlaj explains how election technology can be more interoperable, improving election-related activities for both election officials and voters.

Grace Gordon joins The Turnout as a Research Associate and Project Manager.

Solutions Architect, Brian Guayante, explains the difficulties around finding accurate local court information and outlines a possible solution to make it easier for states to develop information hubs and for search engines looking to provide answers to their users.