Reply #3: The Brennan Justice Center has information about voter databases [View All]

I just spotted it a few weeks ago and haven't even read the paper, but maybe it makes recommendations you could use...

Brennan Center for Justice http://www.brennancenter.org/
:bluebox: Brennan Center report finds improper implementation of new voter registration databases could prevent millions from voting.

And the 3 big election justice organizations:

VotersUnite.org http://www.votersunite.org/
:bluebox: Listings of local election justice groups
:bluebox: Voting system failures by vendor and by state
:bluebox: Report: Mythbreakers: Facts about electronic elections
:bluebox: Report: Vote-switching provided by vendors
:bluebox: Report: Problems with ballot programming
:bluebox: Report: US GAO: Electronic voting not yet secure and reliable
:bluebox: Handout: Maps of election problems
:bluebox: Handout: 10 types of DRE problems
:bluebox: Handout: Pre-election testing

VoteTrustUSA.org http://www.votetrustusa.org/
:bluebox: Read the Daily News!
:bluebox: Subscribe to the Election Integrity Weekly Newsletter
:bluebox: Report: Poll Monitors’ and Poll Workers’ Guide to Electronic Voting

VerifiedVoting.org http://www.verifiedvoting.org/
:bluebox: Resolution on Electronic Voting
:bluebox: Election Administration Project: Best practices for reliable elections
:bluebox: The Election Incident Reporting System (EIRS)
:bluebox: The Verifier: Shows election systems used nationwide
:bluebox: Handouts: Election Protection Questionnaires for State Election Officials, Local Election Officials, Pre-Election Testing (Logic & Accuracy Testing), Election Day Incident Reporting, and Litigation