Safe and Secure Elections? – Pt. 1

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Safe and Secure Elections? is first in a series related to the security of Indiana’s electoral system. Does Indiana have safe and secure elections? Indiana First Audit-Action provides an update in regards to HB1116. It was passed into law by the Indiana General...

Election Integrity Concerns in Indiana

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Was the 2020 Election in Indiana Fair? We Don’t Know by Margaret Menge • Republished with permission of the author. Originally published in Indiana Policy Review Fall 2021 issue. INDIANAPOLIS – A small group of people stood around a few tables in a...
IU Study Finds Flaws in Indiana’s Voting Methods

IU Study Finds Flaws in Indiana’s Voting Methods

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New study finds voting machines in Indiana are vulnerable to security issues Monday, October 05, 2020 From Indiana University Public Policy Institute. INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana is one of only eight states that will use paperless voting machines in the November 2020...