I was interviewed a few weeks ago by @RonGula on election security. Ron asks great questions. youtu.be/fKbpCDxF5Yg

We're proud @voting_works to be helping Georgia conduct rigorous post-election audits for five years now.

As much as it would be so convenient to vote on our phones, it's just not a safe thing to do. That said, we also need more transparency in voting systems, in particular open-source software. So kudos to this team for open-sourcing their voting system. nytimes.com/2025/11/13/us/po…

Yesterday, news broke that Dominion Voting Systems was sold to a new company, Liberty Vote. Dominion, the second-largest voting systems vendor in the US that currently tabulates 1 in 5 American votes, is no more. voting.works/news/public-tru…

A really fun conversation with @milaatmos and @futur_hindsight

TOMORROW: We’re joined by @benadida to discuss election integrity and voting machines, the amazing work of election workers, and the logistics of election audits. Some truly fascinating stuff!!! Listen wherever you get your podcasts 🎙🎙

We're proud @voting_works to be helping the State of Pennsylvania run a statewide post-election audit. This is the way.

Georgia doing a statewide risk-limiting audit of the Presidential election, with maximum transparency, using @voting_works Arlo software which is open-source.

PSA: Not all the votes have been counted. Most of the contests have been rightly called, because remaining ballots won't change the outcome. But in some elections, when numbers are tighter, it takes longer to know the winner, because remaining ballots could make a difference.

Election denial is anti-democratic, whether it comes from the left or the right. No, 20 million votes aren’t missing. Votes are still being counted in many states, incl millions in CA alone. Number of votes in 2024 very close to 2020, when all are reported election.lab.ufl.edu/2024-ge…

I would post this no matter the winner of the election – hold off on your conspiracy theories. It's goofy to complain about elections only when you lose.

I'm in New Hampshire, where 10% of the state is using open-source ballot tabulators from @voting_works. Extremely high turnout. Democracy in action. I'm always in awe of this.

Stressing cause it's election day? How about a podcast about how voting works? how.voting.works I've been sick with a nasty cold for a few days, so I'm behind on posting episode 4, but working on it!

Today, hundreds of thousands of election workers and millions of volunteers will be working a very long day to ensure that every American citizen has a voice in who governs them. Join me in thanking them for their service. No election is perfect, but they do a great job ensuring our elections are secure, your vote will be safe and convenient, and your vote will matter. Even if it's close, we will know who accurately won, thanks to our election workers!

Happy Election Day America! Make sure you thank a poll worker today.

I promise you, you have no idea how hard election administrators have been working, are working, and will be working for many more days. You have no idea, unless you've done it yourself.

Sometimes, election officials make a narrow statement about how *their* state does elections well, less sure about others. Here, @GabrielSterling makes the powerful and important statement that all states, not just his, do a good job. Thank you Gabe for the call to unity.

Fun fact: elections are often days after daylight savings time change. Since machines are tested a week before, and they're not connected to the Internet, they neee their clock adjusted the day before the election or the morning of. Except @voting_works, we planned for that.

Voting is magical. It really is. A few seconds of a talk I gave almost 6 years ago. youtube.com/clip/UgkxjhfD2vV…

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It seems a lot of folks are discovering exactly what the secret ballot means. Yes, even your spouse won't know for sure who you voted for. You might enjoy the anecdote in Episode 1 of my podcast 🗳️ how.voting.works