Check out our new guide for what to ask when new election technology is introduced in your jurisdiction.

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Dear John,

Many election officials across the country - perhaps even in your area - are making plans for what technology they will be using in the next election. Whether your state or local jurisdiction is considering purchasing new voting equipment, switching from paper to electronic poll books, or even contemplating dangerously risky internet voting apps, we want to make sure you have the information you need to ask questions about the decisions being made that will impact you:

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We’ve seen time and time again that rolling out new technology without proper preparation or adequate backups can lead to equipment failures and long lines, contributing to voter disenfranchisement. We also know that aging equipment and insecure paperless voting systems need to be replaced before the next major elections. It takes all of us - from our team at Verified Voting to engaged citizens like you - to help shape the decisions about our elections being made now. Check out our guide, share it with your friends, and consider supporting our work with a gift today.

With thanks,
The Verified Voting team

With thanks,
The Verified Voting Team
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