Voting Experience

Public Participation in Election Management

Author: 
Hall, Thad E.
Date: 
2003
From abstract: "This article examines the importance of public involvement in the management of elections, especially as it pertains to serving the needs of voters for whom English is not their first

Helping America Vote: Poll workers

Author: 
Greene, Sean
Date: 
2007
Poll workers are a vital part of our democracy. Examines comprehensively the roles, regulations, and issues surrounding poll workers. Looks at challenges to providing answers to these issues.

Poll Workers and the Vitality of Democracy: An early assessment

Author: 
Hall, Thad, J. Quin Monson, and Kelly D. Patterson
Date: 
2007
Cuyahoga County, Ohio, and the Third Congressional District in Utah both used the same voting machine in the 2006 primary, the Diebold TSX, but the poll workers in each group had dramatically differen

At Your Service: Voter evaluations of poll worker performance

Author: 
Claasen, Ryan, David B. Magleby, J. Quin Monson, and Kelly D. Patterson
Date: 
2007
From abstract: Voter's feelings about poll workers appear responsive to wait times, feelings of privacy while voting, poll worker training, and special poll worker recruiting efforts.

Controlling Democracy: The principal agent problems in election administration

Author: 
Alvarez, R. Michael and Thad E. Hall
Date: 
2006
The principal agent problem is one of delegation: how can you be sure to hire the right person and how can you make sure a hiree will do the job properly?

Voting Machines, Race and Equal Protection

Author: 
Ansolabehere, Stephen
Date: 
2002
Courts should not require the banning of some types of election equipment based on the Equal Protection Clause for three reasons: 1) there is no evidence that blacks have more invalidated votes than w

Precinct quality and voter turnout: Race, income, and voter participation

Author: 
Barreto, Matt A., Mara Marks, and Nathan Woods
Date: 
2004
There is wide variability in quality of polling locations in Los Angeles.

Studying Elections: Data quality and pitfalls in measuring of effects of voting technologies

Author: 
Alvarez, R. Michael, Stephen Ansolabehere, and Charles Stewart III
Date: 
2005
Punch card machines are inferior and scanners are superior as far as election equipment goes. But studies in this area are challenging because of data availability and difficulties.

The Effect of Election Administration on Voter Confidence: A local matter?

Author: 
Atkeson, Lonna Rae and Kyle L. Saunders
Date: 
2007
Reports findings of a pre-election survey on voter confidence. Results suggest that voter confidence will vary by locality and context.
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