VotingWorks

Open-source software means that the source code for our machine software is publicly available for review. Unlike the secret proprietary software controlled by private vendors, anyone can inspect VotingWorks software to confirm votes are counted privately and accurately. Voting machines are also necessary to offer alternative means of marking a ballot to voters with accessibility needs.

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Open-source software means that the source code for our machine software is publicly available for review. Unlike the secret proprietary software controlled by private vendors, anyone can inspect VotingWorks software to confirm votes are counted privately and accurately. Voting machines are also necessary to offer alternative means of marking a ballot to voters with accessibility needs.

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