From EPEC Team Newsletter — Three election bills that would have narrowed voter-list maintenance deadlines and altered statutes covering voter-eligibility challenges met the end of Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s (R) veto pen Friday. One can learn much in the veto statements about why. Amid emerging best practices in voter list accuracy that Virginia and other Three election bills that would have narrowed voter-list maintenance deadlines and radically altered statutes covering voter-eligibility challenges met the end of Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s veto pen Friday. The reasons offer insights into best practices with voter list management.

FROM THE EPEC TEAM NEWSLETTER: By Erin Marie Joyce After months of lobbying by progressive-left groups, Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) has said no to a Ranked Choice Voting bill and vetoed the measure among the remaining stack of bills from the 2024 General Assembly. The RCV bill he vetoed was on a list of

EPEC TEAM NEWSLETTER: Progressive-aligned media outlets often claim (without citation) that non-citizens who vote illegally “almost never happens.” Virginia’s own Dept. of Elections records say otherwise. As of May, 2023, the department removed 1,481 registrations for “non-citizen status” from the Commonwealth’s official voter rolls, according to its maintenance records. Of those removals, Electoral Process Education … Read more

—Analysis by Rick Naigle, Senior Process Analyst, EPEC Board of Directors Republished from EPECTeam Newsletter Jan. 9, 2024 — They don’t call Virginia’s General Election a marathon for nothing. The Commonwealth’s seven weeks of early in-person voting convenience comes at a high cost to election officials, volunteers, and registrars, according to an analysis of turnout … Read more

By EPEC Voter News: Jan. 3, 2024 — Call us the little nonprofit that could. A generous donor has awarded Electoral Process Education Corp. a $15,000 matching grant for data purchases and server maintenance so we can continue the great results we have achieved since we launched in 2022. We had heard great things about

Posted from the EPEC Team newsletter: When Voters Admit They Cheated By EPEC Voter News Staff Nov 10, 2023 The Heartland Institute and Rasmussen released polling results today that are stunning (at least, for those who didn’t already document all this for years). Their release states: One-in-five voters who cast mail-in ballots during the 2020

From the EPEC Team Newsletter: Who assigned the mystery voter IDs of early voting ballots that were cast and counted in Virginia’s 2023 General Election? By EPEC Voter News Staff Dec. 10, 2023 — EPEC Team members found 99 voter identification numbers assigned to early voting ballots that were counted, according to Daily Absentee List

By EPEC Voter News Staff Nov 9, 2023 Virginia’s Dept. of Elections has not replied to EPEC’s query regarding the output from its live voting feed on election night which showed major fluctuations of results — for both candidates. The oscillations were expressed in the outputs in near-perfect alignment, which raises major questions about the software

From EPEC Team Newsletter: EPEC salutes the volunteers, donors, trainers, and elections managers who served the Commonwealth in the 2023 General Election. And to those who promote voter participation. By EPEC Voter News Staff: Nov 23, 2023 As we think about all the blessings for which each of us is thankful on Thanksgiving, EPEC Team

Via EPEC Team Newsletter: By EPEC Voter News Staff Nov. 12, 2023 — Electoral Process Education Corporation (EPEC) is again raising questions about why a higher percentage of Military and Overseas ballots are failing to be counted compared to the general population in the Commonwealth of Virginia’s 2023 General Election. According to the Dept. of