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Partners

Partnerships grounded in collaboration and rigor.

We collaborate with academic institutions, policy organizations, and election offices by listening first, understanding local context, and bringing peer-reviewed academic prototypes to production-level software for practitioners.

Who We Serve

We work across policy, election administration, and academic research.

Election Officials

  • Measure efficiency of recent changes to polling location policy
  • Understand how best to replace historical polling locations

Policy Organizations

  • Measure the effects of changes in polling placement
  • Understand the effects of adding new polling locations to different communities
  • Develop a better strategy around advocating for polling locations

Academics

  • Provide data and analysis for rigorous study of election infrastructure
  • Make academically developed tools useful to practitioners in the field

Recent Collaborations

Organizations and institutions we have worked with.

Partnerships are grounded in a shared commitment to methodological rigor and usable tools.

Policy Organizations

Election Officials

Academic Organizations

Reports and Publications

Evidence from field work and peer-reviewed research.

Sample reports and publications show how our methods translate into practical analysis for jurisdictions and rigorous academic work.

Read recent field notes and organizational updates

Sample Reports

Gwinnett County

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Gwinnett County wanted to change the location of one early voting location and add an extra location for 2024. Competing considerations for candidate locations led us to provide analysis across a variety of options.

The City of Madison, WI

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Madison wanted to understand who they were serving well, who they were not, the impact of by-appointment locations, and how much better they could do with a different constellation of early voting sites.

Academic Publications