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The Carter-Baker Commission: 16 Years Later: "Voting by Mail" (April 28, 2021) April 27, 2021 Virtual Event Record numbers of voters cast absentee ballots in 2020. While mail-in voting significantly expands voter access, some are concerned about the security of the absentee process. A look at the pros and cons of voting by mail, safeguards already in place, and additional ways to enhance the security of mail-in voting. "Voting by Mail" is the second in a series of five virtual panel discussions...

Times Now announces special programming for Assembly Elections 2021 Brings two Opinion Polls and an Exit Poll in association with C Voter Times Now has announced the programming line-up for the upcoming Assembly Elections under Mandate 2021. “With its special programming, Times Now will once again be at the forefront of election news coverage tracking the state assembly elections of five states, Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and Puducherry. Through engaging properties, Times Now o...

16 Feb 2021 The Fulton County (Georgia) Election Board voted to fire controversial elections director Richard Barron in a three to two vote Tuesday evening. Fox 5 Atlanta reported: Barron’s firing comes after a series of elections where the county was criticized by state elections officials and targeted over rumors about vote tampering. The county received regular criticism from the secretary of state’s office, with complaints about delays caused by technical problems and a lack of manpowe...

Missing sticky notes. Hastily created spreadsheets. Mislaid ballots.  State Supreme Court Justice Scott DelConte outlined a series of errors and violations of state election law in the 2020 election for New York’s 22nd Congressional District in a 21-page ruling Tuesday. Of the eight county boards of elections in the district, only Tioga County escaped the judge’s criticism.  During sworn testimony on Nov. 23 and 24, the county boards of elections made election commissioners available to a...

You dont even know for sure what your own message is. and that can be really disastrous electorally. let me explain why because when we talk about public opinion, this perception that we should be seeing movement in the public and that would inspire democrats then to take a leadership role on this issue, its just backwards. i mean, certainly there are times when public opinions going to lead, gay marriage would be a great example of where public opinion was on a leading indicator and pushed elit...