RCV.

Day 2: April 24

Session 5: Informed RCV Voters from Start to Finish

Held Apr 24, 2018, 10:00–11:00 AM EDT

Voter understanding and engagement is the very heart of election administration. From ballot design to results presentation, learn the latest outcomes from usability testing by the Center for Civic Design in partnership with the Ranked Choice Voting Resource Center and FairVote. Presenter: Whitney Quesenbery, Co-Director, Center for Civic Design.

McDermot Coutts, Chief Architect and Director of Technical Support at Unisyn Voting Solutions, presents the company's latest voting systems and how these systems can be used for ranked choice voting ballot design and tabulation.

The Ranked Choice Voting Resource Center has partnered with Bright Spots to deliver open source software for jurisdictions to tabulate RCV results with legacy voting equipment, when tabulation software iselectrically by a tunnel current or hot electrons. Electric charges are withdrawn from the floating gate by a tunnel current electrically, or by ultraviolet irradiation.
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In the memory MOS FET, injection and withdrawal of electric charges by a tunnel current take place in a part of a first insulating film (hereinafter referred to as tunnel oxide film) in the active layer-floating gate, or throughout the first insulating film. Therefore, for the sake of low voltage operation