The Verifier
The Verifier is the most comprehensive public data set on voting equipment usage in the U.S. It tracks the type of equipment being used in every state – a surprisingly complex undertaking as every state (and often every county or municipality) can make its own choices about voting systems. The Verifier is a trusted resource for everyone – from government officials, to independent researchers, to journalists – and has informed election protection efforts, election security legislation, and everything in between.
Voting Equipment Database
The U.S.’s aging voting equipment makes its election infrastructure vulnerable, and some states have more resilient voting equipment than others. Purchase (procurement) decisions about voting equipment may be made statewide or locally. Voting equipment undergoes certification by the US Election Assistance Commission (EAC) and state election certification bodies. Verified Voting’s in-house database provides extensive background on the equipment we use to cast – and count – our votes.
Audit Law Database
The Verified Voting State Audit Law Database is a resource that describes state laws, regulations and procedures for post-election audits. This database was originally created and maintained by Citizens for Election Integrity Minnesota. The database migrated to Verified Voting in March 2017.
Vote Visualizer Project
The Vote Visualizer is a neutral, scientific tool to help people understand patterns in election results. Outliers are common in elections. The Vote Visualizer can find outliers, but can never explain what caused them.