Runbeck Election News Today

A Phoenix-based company that prints voting materials for counties across the nation is battening down the hatches before the key 2024 election cycle.

The acquisition adds 'TXT2CURE' electronic services to Runbeck Election Services, enabling voters to verify ballot signatures by smartphone.

Runbeck Election Services announced Bryan Dandurand’s return to the company as senior vice president of operations. Throughout his more than 35 years in print production, Dandurand has been a leader in print manufacturing organization and strategy.

As an Arizona county prepares to spend up to $1 million in state money to test anti-counterfeit features on ballots, it appears the project was tailored for one company in particular that has pushed the idea with the help of political allies in the state for more than two years

Voters in Fayette County will see a new piece of technology to use at the polls even before they cast their vote in todays primary.

Arizona Supreme Court ruled as "unequivocally false" the claim of Lakes attorneys that "unaccounted for" ballots had been added in Maricopa County.

I've only changed my mind on one political issue in my life: the National Popular Vote (NPV). What convinced me to support it was that the votes of people in non-battleground states don't count under the current electoral math. So much for one person, one vote. And with the Democrats targeting certain swing states through…

 

Arizona Lawsuit Will Demonstrate How AZ’s Signature Verification Standards Are Not High Enough, Maricopa illegally Outsourced Signature Verification to Runbeck Election Services

The company behind printing ballots for counties across Arizona opened its doors on Wednesday to show the process happening.