Publications
Voting Technology

Post-Election Audits: Restoring Trust in Elections

With the intention of assisting legislators, election officials and the public to make sense of recent literature on post-election audits and convert it into realistic audit practices, the Brennan Center and the Samuelson Law, Technology and Public Policy Clinic at Boalt Hall School of Law (University of California Berkeley) convened a blue ribbon panel. Included are several practical recommendations for improving post-election audits, regardless of the audit method that a jurisdiction ultimately decides to adopt. 

Authored by: Lawrence Norden, Aaron Burstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Margaret Chen
– 08/01/07

Post-Election Audits: Restoring Trust in Elections (Executive Summary)

Executive summary of practical recommendations put forth by the Brennan Center and Samuelson Clinic for improving post-election audits, regardless of the audit method that a jurisdiction ultimately decides to adopt.

Authored by: Lawrence Norden, Aaron Burstein, Joseph Lorenzo Hall and Margaret Chen
– 08/01/07

An Agenda for Election Reform

This memorandum sets out a comprehensive election reform agenda for the 110th Congress and explains the reasons for each policy reform.

Authored by: Wendy R. Weiser and Jonah Goldman
– 03/07/07

The Machinery of Democracy: Protecting Elections in an Electronic World

“This book not only systematically identifies 120 potential threats to voting technology, but it offers specific remedies and countermeasures that election officials can employ to make these attacks more difficult to perform.”

Authored by: Lawrence D. Norden and Eric Lazarus
– 02/01/07

The Machinery of Democracy: Voting System Security, Accessibility, Usability, and Cost

First ever comprehensive, empirical analysis of electronic voting systems.

– 10/10/06

The Machinery of Democracy: Protecting Elections in an Electronic World

2006 Brennan Center report on voting system security

Authored by: Lawrence Norden et al.
– 06/27/06

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