How Local Election Officials Can Strengthen Voter Trust in Elections Public trust in the electoral process is critical to increasing voter participation and confidence in election outcomes. One way to bolster trust is by promoting transparency throughout the election process, while ensuring election operations run smoothly and efficiently. Voter education and outreach can increase understandingRead more

ABC News Prime Time Talks About How States Are Dealing with the Pandemic Read MoreRead more

As nearly every state expands its capacity for absentee voting this year, President Trump and his GOP allies have attacked the process as prone to rampant fraud…But a Washington Post analysis of data collected by three vote-by-mail states with help from the nonprofit Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) found that officials identified just 372 possibleRead more

Vote at Home Systems Need Work, and are Needed in November. NVAHI Board Chair Phil Keisling weighs in.Read MoreRead more

National Review article by Michael Steele argues the benefits of voting at home.Read MoreRead more

Prism article covers the efforts on both sides of the isle to beat down falsehoodsRead MoreRead more

With clear roadmaps for steps each can take in advance of November 2020Read MoreRead more

An academic study of Colorado’s switch provides great data on the benefits.Read MoreRead more

How Voting by Mail Could Save the US Election With bipartisan commentary from election experts across the country Read MoreRead more

Amber McReynolds of National Vote at Home and Charles Stewart III of MIT speak out.Read MoreRead more