8 posts in "Tag: websites"
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Build a great election website with this new guide
Our new guide, Designing Election Websites, is meant for busy election officials who want the essential information to improve a website (or build one from...
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Designing election websites
A well designed website gives voters the information they need to become informed and confident voters. It can be a...
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Election websites need great headings, accordions, and clear navigation
Building on our earlier research, we discovered trends about what works well in election websites and what confused voters. We hope these findings will be...
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Using your website to fight misinformation
Quick ways to make your website the source of trustworthy, accurate, and useful information about voting and elections.
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Designing election department websites
Voters increasingly rely on online sources for information about where to vote, what’s on the ballot, and when they can vote. But...
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Answering voters’ questions on websites
When links, labels, and headings on websites match how voters talk and think, they find what they’re looking for, and they are less likely to...
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Election websites and voter education
Best practices in election websites and other voter education materials to answer voters’ questions With support from the MacArthur Foundation Project partners: volunteers from the...
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Voters in minority counties less likely to find answers on local election websites
Research insight: Mostly-minority counties’ election websites consistently had fewer key words that would help voters find answers
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