Secure Voting Technologies for All Voters.  Anytime.  Anywhere.

Deployed in over 4,000 elections, serving
2,500 jurisdictions.

Remote, accessible balloting technologies to over 10 million voters since 2008.

Serving voters in 21 states
and 96 countries around
the world.

Selected by the U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. State Department.

OmniBallot
OmniBallot is a universal, accessible balloting platform for state and local governments consisting of OmniBallot Online and OmniBallot Tablet. OmniBallot Online is an electronic, fully accessible vote-by-mail, absentee, UOCAVA and sample ballot solution. OmniBallot Tablet is an off-the-shelf, HAVA compliant ballot marking device used in polling locations for voters with disabilities.

Deployed in 2,500 jurisdictions, 21 states and counting...

Michigan    ·   Pennsylvania   ·   Colorado   ·   Florida   ·   Ohio   ·   Minnesota   ·   Washington DC   ·   North Carolina   ·   Oregon   ·   California,   ·   Washington State   ·   South Carolina   ·   New Hampshire   ·   Vermont   ·   Rhode Island   ·   Texas   ·   West Virginia   ·   Delaware   ·   New York City….
The work of Democracy Live demonstrates that compliance with international standards on accessibility is readily achievable in the elections and voting space. Voters around the world have the right to equal access to participating in the democratic process and Democracy Live has gone a long way to producing technologies that helps achieve that goal.
Janet Lord

Harvard Law School Project on Disability

Democracy Live’s system is a marvelous example of a universal design. It provides a valuable resource on voter information for all citizens, including those with disabilities who often lack access to this critical information about candidates and issues.
Deborah Cook

University of Washington Center for Technology and Disability Studies

Media Coverage

DemocracyliveDemocracy Live@Democracylive·
13 Jul

31 states are required by law to electronically transmit ballots. Some states still require fax machines and email attachments to comply with the law. Here is a good academic review of why that is not a very good idea: http://www.cs.umd.edu/~jkatz/electronic-ballot-return.pdf @NASEDorg @CSGovts_OVI #voting

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DemocracyliveDemocracy Live@Democracylive·
14 May

Per Presidential Executive Order "Each agency shall prioritize resources for the adoption and use of cloud technology". To all states that still require fax and email to transmit ballots. It may be time to retire that mode of ballot transmission. @NASEDorg

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