This study examines whether infrastructure and processes at polling places vary by the race
and income of the community where polls are located and whether voting infrastructure and …

Since the 2020 election, hundreds of bills have been introduced to state legislatures with
new voting restrictions, while many states have made voting more accessible. Undergirding …

The idea of voting is simple, but the administration of elections in ways that ensure access
and integrity is complex. In How We Vote, Kathleen Hale and Mitchell Brown explore what is …

Election administration resources like polling places and workers are integral to the voting
process. Though scholars have learned much about the effects of election administration on …

Existing data are not granular enough to measure the full range of barriers people face in
voting because many measures of election administration (eg, the Election Performance …

Managing the logistics and safety of an election system, from delivering voting machines to
the right locations at the right time to ensuring that voting lines remain reasonable in length …

The scholarship regarding vote centers primarily focuses on their impact on voter turnout.
Though previous literature suggests modest and conditional increases in voter participation …

In this chapter, we offer an overview of how voter education policy is designed across the
states, highlighting how local election officials (LEOs) view their role as a trusted source of …

Elections are the method by which we translate public preferences into policy. For most
Americans, the act of voting is the sole method by which they are able to place themselves …

While provisions of the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965 continue to guarantee equal voting
rights (Dreiband 2017), a fundamental question remains: To what extent do all voters share …