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Elections and Technology Index
- et Elections and Technology
- et10 Overview
- et20 Guiding Principles
- et30 Administrative Considerations
- et30a Effects on Readiness and Service
- et30b Legislative/Regulatory Framework
- et30c Sustainability
- et30d Special Considerations In Less Developed Countries
- et40 Cost Considerations
- et50 Social and Political Context
- et60 Historical Review
- et70 Types of Technology With Electoral Applications
- et71 Electronic/Mechanical Voting Systems
- et72 Optical Scanning Systems
- et73 Identification Systems
- et74 Internet
- et75 Communications
- et76 Office Automation
- et77 Specialised Electronic/Mechanical Devices
- et78 Non-electronic Innovations
- eta Is A Technology Based Solution Appropriate?
- etb Choosing and Acquiring Technology
- etc Financing Technology
- etc01 Affordability
- etc02 Budgeting
- etc03 Funds Acquisition
- etc04 Use of International Funding
- etc05 Depreciation and Amortisation Policies
- etc06 Use or Disposal of Obsolete Equipment
- etd Managing Technology
- etd01 Planning and Development Strategies
- etd01a Developing an Overall Information Technology Strategy
- etd01b Project Development and Implementation Methodologies
- etd01b01 Needs Assessments, Business Cases, and Specifications
- etd01b02 Development Process
- etd01b03 Testing Process
- etd01b04 Implementation Process
- etd01c Development and Implementation Timeframes
- etd01d Data Conversion
- etd01e Systems Integration and Compatibility
- etd02 Quality Assurance
- etd03 Management Structure
- etd04 Computer Systems Administration
- etd04a Physical Environment
- etd04b Hardware Management
- etd04c Communications Management
- etd04d Database Management
- etd04e Help Desk
- etd04f System Library and Distribution
- etd04g User Management
- etd04h Computer Supplies and Consumables
- etd04i Maintenance
- etd05 Staffing, Training and Support
- etd05a Staffing
- etd05b Training
- etd05b01 Training Staff
- etd05b02 Training Voters
- etd05b03 Validating Training
- etd05c User Support
- etd06 Managing Obsolescence
- etd07 Evaluation and Audit
- ete Minimising The Risks In Using Technology
- ete01 Security
- ete01a Physical Security
- ete01b Data Access Security
- ete01c Code Security
- ete01d Virus Protection
- ete02 Ensuring Reliability of Data
- ete03 Ensuring Availability of Data
- ete04 Manual/Alternative Contingency Systems
- ete05 System Verification, Testing and Maintenance
- ete05a Hardware Verification, Testing and Maintenance
- ete05b Communications Verification, Testing and Maintenance
- ete05c Software Verification, Testing and Maintenance
- ete06 Insurance
- ete07 Performance Safeguards
- ete08 Encryption
- ete09 Public Assurance Measures
- ete10 Public Information and Privacy Policies
- etf Communications Technology
- etf01 Telecommunications
- etf01a Information transfer methods
- etf01b Communication methods
- etf02 Radio
- etf03 Networks
- etf04 The internet
- etf05 Email
- etg Using Technology for Office Automation
- etg01 Word Processing
- etg02 Spreadsheets
- etg03 Databases
- eth Using Technology for Corporate Management
- eth01 Internal planning
- eth02 Project Management
- eth03 Personnel Management
- eth04 Financial Management Systems
- eth05 Supply and Inventory Management
- eth06 Computer Systems Monitoring and Management
- eti Using Technology for Party and Candidate Regulation
- eti01 Party Registration
- eti02 Candidate Nomination
- eti03 Providing Information To Parties
- eti04 Party And Campaign Financing - Regulation and Reporting
- etj Using Technology for Reaching Voters
- etj01 Informing Voters About Technology
- etj02 Audio Visual Applications
- etj03 Telephone
- etj04 Automated Direct Mail
- etj05 Internet
- etj06 Computer Kiosks
- etj07 Desktop Publishing
- etj08 Special Needs Groups
- etk Using Technology for Boundary Delimitation
- etk01 Using GIS to Draw District Boundaries
- etk02 Using GIS to Evaluate Redistricting Plans
- etk03 Requirements for Using GIS Software for Redistricting
- etk04 Making the Decision to Use GIS for Redistricting
- etl Using Technology for Voter Registration
- etl01 Determining Appropriate Voter Registration Technology
- etl01a Defining the Purposes of Voter Registration
- etl01b Determining the Relationship of the Voter Register to the Electoral System
- etl02 Geographic Base of a Voter Register
- etl03 Voter Registration System Input Sources
- etl04 Voter Identification Methods
- etl04a Use of Identity Checks for Fraud Control
- etl04b Electronic Proof of Identity
- etl04c Using Technology to Verify and Record Identities of Voters
- etl04c01 Matching Techniques and Comparison Routines
- etl04c02 Signature Recognition Techniques
- etl04c03 Digitised Photographs
- etl04c04 Bio-Identification Systems
- etl04c05 Identity Documents Produced by Election Management Bodies
- etl05 Voter Registration Processing
- etl05a The Voter Register Processing Environment
- etl05b Database Design
- etl05c Processing Functions
- etl05c01 Data Addition and Amendment
- etl05c03 Data Deletion
- etl05c04 Data Validation
- etl05c05 Data De-duplication
- etl05c06 Statistical Collations
- etl05c07 Ad Hoc Enquiries
- etl05c08 Data Sorting
- etl05c09 Random Sampling Facility
- etl05d Targeting Groups for Special Attention
- etl05e Tools to Assist Election Planning and Redistricting
- etn Innovative Uses of Materials
- etq The Future of Elections and Technology
- ety Case Studies
- ety02 Palestine
- ety03 Russia
- ety04 Saint Lucia
- ety06 Case Study: The Use of GIS Software for Redistricting in the U.S. during the 1990s
- etz_002 Bibliography