Voting Technologies for the Modern Voter
The mission of Democracy Live is to offer interactive, 21st century voting tools to each of the 200 million eligible voters in the U.S., while providing compelling and cost saving products to our public and private sector clients. Democracy Live is the leading provider of advanced electronic balloting and voter information technologies in the United States.
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.
LiveBallot is an interactive, shareable digital ballot specific to every voter in the U.S. This social ballot can be embedded into partner websites and shared by voters. LiveBallot gives people an easy to use tool as they prepare to vote and gives organizations a powerful way to further their political impact at the polls.
Democracy Live welcomes the following customers to the Democracy Live family....
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 LordDemocracy 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 CookMedia Coverage
Congratulations to King County, Benton County and Chelan County, WA for going live with OmniBallot Online - providing voters with a fully accessible vote-by-mail solution! #elections #voting
Now that there are just 2 candidates per district who gets your vote for Seattle City Council? District 2 candidates @TammyMoralesSEA and @VoteMarkSolomon faced off last night and as @seattletimes states "diverged sharply on multiple issues."https://t.co/yWicMbS8rI
For the record, Shaun Scott is not wearing a sweater.