Primary Education Election Reform and the 2004 Presidential Race The Century Foundation, electionline.org, 1/9/2004 Download in PDF format Primary Education, a report released by electionline.org and The Century Foundation, examined both national and state-specific election reform issues, especially relating to the Help America Vote Act of 2002, that could have an impact on the 2004 primary election season. It specifically examined changes to voting procedures—and potential voting problems—in the 22 early primary states that were the key battlegrounds as the Democratic contenders sought to secure their party’s presidential nomination. The report touches on voting machines, voter identification, and the use of provisional ballots. In a state-by-state analysis, the report focuses specifically on where the potential for election-day problems might occur. Download the press release (PDF). Edition: Online/Paper    Pages: 48    Price: Free Ordering Information: The Century Foundation, electionline.org

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