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EAC has a new address effective March 22
EAC is relocating to a neighboring office in Washington, D.C. on March 19-22, 2010. During this time there may be periodic disruptions in our phone and e-mail service that may impede our ability to immediately respond to your inquiry. Thank you for your patience, and please take note of our new address:
1201 New York Avenue N.W., Suite 300
Washington, DC 20005
03/17/2010
National voter registration form now available in five Asian languages
U.S. citizens who speak Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Tagalog and Vietnamese now have available to them a new version of the National Mail Voter Registration Form, which EAC has translated into these five Asian languages. Read more
03/11/2010
Watch live webcast of EAC public meeting
Watch the March 11 public meeting on the Election Operations Assessment here.
03/10/2010
Learn about the Election Operations Assessment
The Election Operations Assessment project was undertaken by EAC to produce a scientifically-founded risk assessment tool that will facilitate informed decision making by EAC and its Technical Guidelines Development Committee (TGDC) when developing voluntary voting system guidelines. Learn more about the project by reading our frequently asked questions.
03/10/2010
EAC has certified four voting systems to date
Four voting systems have been federally certified through EAC's testing and certification program. Those systems include the Unisyn Open Elect 1.0 (optical scan), the Microvote EMS 4.0 (direct recording electronic), the ES&S Unity 3.2.0.0 (optical scan), and the Premier Assure 1.2 (optical scan and direct recording electronic). Read EAC's most recent press release on voting system certification, and go here to learn more about the program.
03/05/2010
