The results of our work are intended to be publicly vetted, peer-reviewed proposed draft standards for building, verifying, and using digital voting technology. Join Us now, read our FAQ or Manifesto, or Learn More about OSDV.
A news article from Denver notes that the city is reversing its experiment from its last election, and going "back
Yesterday, on July 4th, I took some time to reflect on nearly 400 years of elections in North America, in
It's time to start asking, "If voting technology isn't going away, then how do we make it work? More...
California did a "top to bottom" review of all voting systems used in the state - only one passed to retain certification. More...
The Federal government will foot Florida's $28M bill to scrap paperless voting machine and replace them with ones that use paper ballots. More...
The SHARP project focuses on developing a common, high-assurance OS and service platform to be the trusted base for any type of digital voting equipment. A major goal is to prove that it’s feasible to develop a trustworthy system that's designed for open validatation of its high assurance and integrity. LEARN MORE
The deplorable state of U.S. voting technology has motivated the OSDV manifesto, “Lectio Reformo” – a phrase we’ve very loosely coined from Latin to suggest “reforming elections.” You can read the Manifesto here.
