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Election Officials: Make Your Voice Heard in the 2026 LEO Survey
EVIC’s annual survey is underway, and your perspective can help tell the story of election administration
Oct 22
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TJ Pyche
14
Hurricane Isaias Got Me Thinking: How Often Does This Happen?
A Note from a Florida Man
Oct 9
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TJ Pyche
17
Whose Emergency Is It? A Count of State Election Emergency Laws
A first pass through the Election Law Navigator's emergency provisions
Oct 7
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TJ Pyche
19
September 2026
Election Resources Election Officials May Not Know About
Finding the Research and Resources Behind Election Administration
Sep 22
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TJ Pyche
20
Books and Ballots Q&A: Jennifer Morrell
A former election official on inheriting an election days before it happened, what outsiders miss about the pressure of the election calendar, and why…
Sep 16
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TJ Pyche
14
The Unstoppable Vote: A New Podcast on American Election Resilience
The resilience of American elections and the people who run them
Sep 11
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Christopher Mann
14
Call for Volunteers: Election Officials Needed to Participate in Focus Groups on Election Office Standards
The Election Resilience Lab at the University of Maryland is looking for election officials to commit one hour of their time during this busy election…
Sep 9
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TJ Pyche
12
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August 2026
Election officials: Opportunity to learn more about your poll workers
An easy way to survey your poll workers with the National Election Worker Survey
Aug 24
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Christopher Mann
14
Researching the Official Source: Election Websites
How Accessible, Functional and Complete Are Election Websites?
Aug 20
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TJ Pyche
15
Books and Ballots Q&A: Paul Manson
A local government scholar on finding elections by way of survey research, why no two offices look alike and how elections get paid for
Aug 7
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TJ Pyche
14
July 2026
A Look Back at ESRA 2026
Join us Thursday, July 30, at 1 p.m. ET
Jul 24
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TJ Pyche
15
Replay: Books and Ballots Conversation on Preparing for the Storm (and Other Natural Disasters)
Research and practitioner perspectives on natural disaster preparedness, emergency management coordination, and election resilience
Jul 7
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TJ Pyche
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