Voting System Testing Update 1.15.13

from: Jessica Myers on Jan 15, 2013

The “Voting System Testing Update” blog is an effort to keep everyone informed of the progress systems in the EAC’s Testing and Certification Program are making each week. We hope that this adds additional transparency to our process and allows stakeholders to get a weekly update about test campaigns that impact their jurisdiction.

Voting Systems under Test:

· Dominion Democracy Suite 4.14. EAC received the first Test Plan submission for this test campaign on Friday, January 11. EAC has 20 business days to review the Test Plan and provide comments to Wyle or approve the Test Plan. If you would like to view documents related to this test campaign, please visit our website. Jessica Myers is the project manager on this test campaign.

· Dominion Sequoia WinEDS 4.0. EAC is in discussion with Dominion about the next steps in this test campaign. For documents related to this test campaign, please visit our website. Jessica Myers is the project manager on this test campaign.

· Election Systems & Software (ES&S) EVS 5.0.0.0. The system is currently in testing at Wyle Laboratories. For documents related to this test campaign, please visit our website. Brian Hancock is the project manager on this test campaign.

· Hart InterCivic. Hart submitted an application for testing for their Verity Voting 1.0 system on December 11, 2012. The EAC approved the application on December 17, 2012. Hart is working with SLI Global Solutions to prepare for this test campaign. More information will be available in early January. Jessica Myers is the project manager on this test campaign.

If you would like more information about the certification process, please read Chapter 4 and 5 of the Testing and Certification Program Manual. If you have additional questions or would like additional information about a particular voting system, please email Jessica Myers at jmyers@eac.gov.

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