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.

Katy Owens Hubler discusses the history of the creation of voter registration databases, complexities surrounding developing requirements for new systems, and how The Turnout's process modeling workshops might be able to help.

The Turnout works to help non-profit organizations, corporate entities, academic institutions, and federal, state, and local governments to better understand, assess, and improve their transactional data, visualize and analyze their processes, and standardize and validate their data. Most—but not all—of our work touches the fields of election administration and technology.

Security Engineer Philippe Langlois reflects on the relationship between privacy and security—and the important role that tools like the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Privacy Framework can play.

Senior Policy Analyst Casandra Hockenberry reminds us to Keep Calm and Let the Election Officials Count On.

Senior Policy Specialist and former candidate for the Utah State Senate Katy Owens Hubler reflects on the 2020 elections, the best-administered and most secure in United States history.

Security Engineer Philippe Langlois outlines a number of possible cybersecurity activities that could be accomplished in the remaining days before the 2020 general election.

Coronavirus has upended every aspect of our lives, and our elections are no exception. John Dziurłaj explains how everyone can help their local elections officials, poll workers, and election offices ensure a straightforward, trusted election.