Stanford-MIT Healthy Elections Project

Promoting a Safe & Equitable 2020 Election

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A Summary of Our Research

Oct 22, 2020

Wisconsin

Oct 22, 2020

Pennsylvania

Oct 22, 2020

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Mail Voting

Oct 22, 2020

Other Reports

Oct 22, 2020

Florida

Oct 22, 2020

North Carolina

Oct 21, 2020

To address the unprecedented and ongoing threat that the COVID-19 pandemic poses to the 2020 elections, the Stanford-MIT Project on a Healthy Election brings together academics and election administration experts to assess and promote best practices to ensure the election can proceed with integrity, safety, and equal access.

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