Center for Election Innovation & Research

CEIR’s two specific goals are to restore trust in the American election system and promote election procedures that encourage greater voter participation while ensuring election integrity and security. CEIR has worked with Democrats and Republicans to move states to paper ballots, audit those ballots, and improve overall cybersecurity of election systems, with the aim of renewing voters’ faith in our system. We have also managed difficult media narratives, ensuring voters could vote easily and c

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CEIR’s two specific goals are to restore trust in the American election system and promote election procedures that encourage greater voter participation while ensuring election integrity and security. CEIR has worked with Democrats and Republicans to move states to paper ballots, audit those ballots, and improve overall cybersecurity of election systems, with the aim of renewing voters’ faith in our system. We have also managed difficult media narratives, ensuring voters could vote easily and c

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United States

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Washington, D.C.

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2016

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https://electioninnovation.org/

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