This data file contains constituency (district) returns for elections to the U.S. House of Representatives from 1976 to 2024.

This dataset contains county-level returns for presidential elections from 2000 to 2024.

A brief look at the role of coordinated vulnerability disclosure for the election technology industry.

Repository for the results of the 2022 U.S. general election, mostly at the precinct level.

State Election Landscapes provides a comprehensive overview of how elections are conducted in the six Great Lakes States: Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.

Tight margins in a hotly-contested election can often provoke public uncertainty that the certified winners actually won the most votes.

Voter turnout is a measure of civic participation that many people believe best gauges the health of the electoral process. However, measuring turnout can be more difficult than it first appears, which means that understanding how and why it fluctuates can also be difficult.

Election auditing is the process of independently reviewing a process or system to ensure compliance with election laws, policies, and standards. Election audits help ensure the election outcome is reliable and valid by providing evidence that the election is conducted properly, that only eligible voters participated, and that the outcomes are accurate. The foundation of a functioning democracy rests on the trust citizens place in the electoral process. Any perceived or actual vulnerabilities, manipulation, or interference can undermine public confidence in the fairness and accuracy of elections. Therefore, audits and auditing should be considered a cornerstone in the complex system of election administration. Audits promote transparency and security and help promote voter and stakeholder confidence in the election administration process and consequently the legitimacy in the outcomes of elections and is something we consider here.