Want to keep up with all Election Asst. Comm. updates, events, and election administration resources? Find the April newsletter and sign up here: eac.gov/newsletter

The election doesn’t end when the polls close. Counting comes next—along with reporting results and, sometimes, recounts.

Join NCSL and Election Asst. Comm.'s Donald Palmer tomorrow to learn about what happens after voting is over.

Register: bit.ly/3TnglRm

Tomorrow, April 12, Election Asst. Comm. Commissioner Palmer will participate in the NCSL webinar “After the Voting is Over: Counting, Results Reporting, Recounts, and More.' Register and tune in at 2pm ET. Learn about the series: ncsl.org/events/details…

In the upcoming Election Asst. Comm. Board of Advisors Annual Meeting, members will discuss EAC agency developments, ethical standards for election administration, election processes in 2024, and more. Register here: eac.gov/events/2024/04…

The Election Asst. Comm.'s Standards Board Annual Meeting is next week! Topics of discussion will include the presidential primaries, impact of artificial intelligence in elections, and preparations for the general election. eac.gov/events/2024/04…

States and jurisdictions have different requirements to vote and participate in a primary election. To learn more, view the NEW Election Asst. Comm. webpage that breaks down primary election types: eac.gov/voters/primary…

📢New AI Resource📢
The latest Election Asst. Comm. 60-Second Security Series resource helps election officials quickly identify, and address, potential threats related to Cybersecurity and AI and provide guidance on preventative measures. eac.gov/sites/default/…

Policymakers benefit from knowing how each state runs its elections. NCSL and Election Asst. Comm. have created profiles for each state that highlight state policies and provide a national comparison. Learn more at: ncsl.org/elections-and-…

TODAY is the last chance to submit public comments and feedback on questions and improvements to Election Asst. Comm. Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS). Submit your comments at: regulations.gov/document/EAC-2…

The election doesn’t end when the polls close. Counting comes next—along with reporting results and, sometimes, recounts.

Join NCSL and Election Asst. Comm.'s Donald Palmer on April 12 to learn about what happens after voting is over.

Register: bit.ly/3TnglRm

Don't forget to submit public comments and feedback on questions and improvements to Election Asst. Comm.'s Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS) by TOMORROW April 3. Submit comments here: regulations.gov/document/EAC-2…

It’s Election Day! All polling places will be open from 7am to 8pm. Find your polling place at MyVote.wi.gov

Attention RI voters: TODAY is the presidential preference primary election. Polls are open from 7am to 8pm. Visit vote.ri.gov or call your local board of canvassers to find your polling location.

The polls are open until 8 PM today! Here are some reminders:
*Find your polling place at myvote.ct.gov/lookup.
*For info on accessibility resources at the polls, visit
*If you’re in line by 8 PM, you can still vote!

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It’s Presidential Primary Election Day!🗳️Be sure any mailed ballot is postmarked with today's date or vote at your designated polling place between 6am and 9pm! Visit voterlookup.elections.ny.gov to look up your poll site.

This April, Election Asst. Comm. is celebrating #NationalVolunteerMonth and the many hard-working volunteers who help elections run smoothly. Check out the EAC's resources on the importance of poll workers and learn how to sign up helpamericavote.gov

During Election Asst. Comm.'s Board of Advisors Annual Meeting, members will learn about EAC agency developments, ethical standards for election administration, discuss election administration in 2024, and more. Register for this public meeting here: eac.gov/events/2024/04…

Join Election Asst. Comm.'s Standards Board Annual Meeting! Members will discuss lessons from the presidential primaries, the impact of artificial intelligence on elections, and more to prepare for the general election. The public can register to attend here: eac.gov/events/2024/04…

The opportunity to leave public comments and feedback on questions and improvements to Election Asst. Comm.'s Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS) is available until April 3. Submit them here: regulations.gov/document/EAC-2…

.Election Asst. Comm.'s Commissioner Palmer will participate in the NCSL webinar “After the Voting is Over: Counting, Results Reporting, Recounts, and More,” on April 12 at 2pm ET. Learn about the series here: ncsl.org/events/details…