Voting, vote capture & vote counting symposium
L. Jean Camp, Warigia M. Bowman, Allan H. Friedman · International Conference on Digital Government Research · 2005
Elections, and enfranchisement of citizens, are a foundational element of democracy, yet the implementation of elections in terms of both technology and process varies widely. [1] New voting technologies offer promise yet create new risks; and the process and technology must be simultaneously adopted and crafted. In order to explore both the promise and the risk, a Symposium at the Kennedy School of Government was convened. The attendees for this event included technologists, election officials, political scientists, policy analysts, notable press experts, and activists. From that Symposium the authors developed a set of policy and technology best practices. [2] This highlights document reports those practices.