The future of election administration
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The future of election administration
(Elections, voting, technology)
Palgrave Macmillan, c2020
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Stakeholders in the operation of American elections are keenly focused on policy reform, resource allocation, administrative professionalism, voter access and accessibility, equipment security, and system integrity. The Future of Election Administration is an edited volume that gathers the perspectives of today's most forward-thinking practitioners and experts of policy, advocacy, and research about the importance of particular election practices, the professional and operational challenges that election administrators and voter registrars face, and emerging issues in the field. Through its combination of multiple perspectives to describe, analyze, and anticipate key dynamics and dilemmas as well as its emphasis on the practical aspects of administration, this book makes a unique contribution to the election administration literature.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Tom Wilkey
Chapter 1. Introduction
Bridgett A. King, Mitchell Brown, and Kathleen Hale
Section One: Current Challenges and the Future of Access and Participation
Chapter 2. The Federal Response and New Considerations for Election Administration
Bridgett A. King
Chapter 3. Parties and Politics: The Evolution of Election Administration
Doug Lewis
Chapter 4. Accessible and Secure: Improving Voter Confidence by Protecting the Right to Vote
Thomas Hicks
Chapter 5. Challenges in Voter Registration
Thessalia Merivaki and Daniel A. Smith
Chapter 6. Polling Place Quality and Access
Robert Stein, Charles Stewart III, and Christopher Mann
Section Two: Meeting the Challenges of Professionalism
Chapter 7. The Evolution of Professionalism in the Field of Election Administration
Mitchell Brown and Kathleen Hale
Chapter 8. The Elections Performance Index: Past, Present, and Future
Charles Stewart III
Chapter 9. Building Terminology in the Field
Katy Owens Hubler and Tammy Patrick
Chapter 10. Diversity and Descriptive Representation in Election Administration
Bridgett A. King
Chapter 11. Election Costs: A Study of North Carolina
Martha Kropf and JoEllen V. Pope
Section Three: Emerging and Future Issues in Election Administration
Chapter 12. The Role of Election Vendors in Election Administration
Peter Lichtenheld
Chapter 13. Election Integrity in Ensuring Accuracy
Christy McCormick
Chapter 14. Election Security: Increasing Election Integrity by Improving Cyber Security
Marian K. Schneider
Chapter 15. Election Audits
Jennifer Morrell
Chapter 16. Election Cyber-security
Judd Choate and Robert Smith
Chapter 17. Special Elections Costs: Filling Legislative and Congressional Vacancies
Dean Logan
Chapter 18. Increasing Confidence in International Elections
Kelly Krawczyk and Avery Davis-Roberts
Chapter 19. Conclusion
Kathleen Hale, Mitchell Brown, and Bridgett A. King
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