Detecting and Correcting Election Irregularities
The following are research papers focused on evaluating elections for
the purpose of detecting and correcting problems in electoral
administration and voting technologies
Overviews and Theory
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Detecting and Correcting Election Irregularities
Walter R. Mebane, Jr., Jasjeet S. Sekhon, and Jonathan Wand
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Auditing an Election Using Sampling: The impact of bin size on the probability of detecting manipulation
Jonathan Wand. 2004. Working paper.
Analysis and data
- Florida, USA, 2004---Optical and DRE
- Hand and optical scanner counts, New Hampshire, USA, 2004
- Butterfly ballot in Palm Beach County, Florida, USA, 2000
- Hand counts in parliamentary elections, Canada, 2000
Related research
- Jas Sekhon and Walter Mebane's analysis of overvotes, and additional voting irregularities
- Henry Brady's research
- Bruce Hansen's research
Resources
- Database of voting technologies used by county
- Election Incident Reporting System
- Multinomial outlier detection R library by Mebane and Sekhon
Other
- Is someone allowed to eat a paper ballot?
homepage: http://wand.stanford.edu
email: wand(at)stanford.edu