Here we continue our review of some of our posts of past errors surfaced in Connecticut and around the country, selected from our over 900 posts. Last time we covered CTVotersCount posts from the 1st half of 2011.
News
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- 12/27 SOTS outlines new monitoring steps for Bridgeport primary
- 12/17 How the battle for absentee ballots defined the Bridgeport election
- 02/10 Letter: No one prepared for Early Voting
- 01/09 Early Voting and other challenges for 2024
- 01/02 Bridgeport Election Monitor suggests changes to law
- .More News
- Chain of Custody
- Common Sense
- Costs
- CT Law
- Editorials, CTVotersCount
- Editorials, Others
- Electronic Vulnerability
- Errors/Skulduggery
- Errors/Skulduggery, CT
- Instant Runoff Voting
- Internet Security
- Internet Voting
- Mail/Absentee Voting
- National Popular Vote
- NonScienceNonsense
- Post-Election Audits
- Recounts/Recanvasses
- Reports
- 2012 Election Technology Preparedness
- American Voting Experience
- Audit Principles & Best Practices
- Auditing Recommendations, LWV
- Brennan: Election Integrity Agenda
- Brennan: Machinery Of Democracy
- Brennan: Post-Election Audits
- CA Stds Working Group
- CA Top To Bottom
- Caltech/MIT: What has changed, what hasn't, & what needs improvement
- Election Audit Bibliography
- Elections Admin Research DB
- Evidence Based Elections
- Ohio Everest Reports
- Outsourcing Elections
- Recounut Principles & Best Practices
- Risk Limiting Audits, White Paper
- Risk Limiting Audits: A Guide for Global Use
- Risk Limiting Audits: Why and How
- Risk-Limiting Audits, A Gentle Introduction
- SAFE Auditing
- The Price of Voting: Today's Voting Machine Marketplace
- U WI: Early voting decreases turnout
- US Vote Foundation: Internet voting study
- Verified Voting’s Policy on DREs and BMDs
- Video: How One Town Counts Ballots In NH
- Video: Hursti Hack
- Voter reg databases, ACM
- What Hath HAVA Wrought?
This Week Past Years
2022
2020
2019
- National Academy of Sciences study: Blockchain may make voting more vulnerable
- Five pieces of testimony on six mostly ridiculous bills
2017
2016
2015
2014
- Mid-Term Report: Two bills that should go forward
- Mid-Term Report: Two really dangerous bills and a duck
2013
- Testimony on two bills - Disclosure and Early Voting
- [Why NOT] Let Overseas Military Fax Votes Home ?
2012
2011
- A little bit of nonsense in well intended proposed law
- Efforts to make Internet secure are ineffective
2010
- Video: Denise Merrill visits the Milford DTC
- Municipal Primary Post-Election Audit Drawing
- Rep. Spallone drops out - Endorses Merrill for Secretary of the State
- What could a Secretary of the State Do?
2009
- CIA Agent: Electronic Voting Risky
- Ada Lovelace Day - Appreciating Marla Ludwig, "The Backpackin' Granny"
2008