This bibliography is generated from two places: the numbered Sources section at the end of each chapter, and the claim ledger, which records each material claim with the source that supports it. It lists 870 distinct sources and 1690 ledger claims as of October 26, 2026.

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My Vote Forward source list, A to Z

My Vote Forward sources are listed alphabetically by title, in groups.

My Vote Forward sources 1 to 1, part 1

My Vote Forward sources 1 to 10:

  1. 10 U.S.C. 12406
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides defense and foreign affairs
  2. 12 U.S.C. 225a, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: who decides
  3. 15 U.S.C. 1012
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Health and Care: who decides
  4. 15 U.S.C. 717f
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  5. 16 U.S.C. 824
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  6. 18 U.S.C. 1385
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides defense and foreign affairs
  7. 18 U.S.C. 3142 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  8. 18 U.S.C. 3591 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  9. 18 U.S.C. 594
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Coercion: pressure to vote or speak a certain way
  10. 18 U.S.C. 611 Voting by aliens (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides, Eligibility: meeting the legal requirements to vote

My Vote Forward sources 1 to 2, part 2

My Vote Forward sources 11 to 20:

  1. 18 U.S.C. 922 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  2. 19 U.S.C. 1862, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides
  3. 19 U.S.C. 2132, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides
  4. 2 U.S.C. 2a, Reapportionment of Representatives. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/2/2a
    law.cornell.edu
    Cited on: Apportionment: dividing House seats among the states
  5. 20 U.S.C. 1232a, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  6. 20 U.S.C. 1412, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  7. 20 U.S.C. 3411, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  8. 20 U.S.C. 6311, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  9. 2025 Medicare Trustees Report
    cms.gov · source date 2025-06-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Health and Care: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Health and Care: who decides, Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  10. 22 U.S.C. 2776
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides defense and foreign affairs

My Vote Forward sources 2 to 3, part 3

My Vote Forward sources 21 to 30:

  1. 23 U.S.C. 134
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: who decides
  2. 26 U.S.C. 25F, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education, Education: who decides
  3. 26 U.S.C. 4081
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Infrastructure and Transport: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
  4. 26 U.S.C. 42
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Housing and Communities: who decides
  5. 28 U.S.C. 534 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  6. 29 U.S.C. 164, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides
  7. 29 U.S.C. 206, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides
  8. 29 U.S.C. 3122, LII
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education: who decides, Economy and Work: who decides
  9. 34 U.S.C. 10152 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  10. 34 U.S.C. 12601 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides

My Vote Forward sources 4 to 4, part 4

My Vote Forward sources 31 to 40:

  1. 42 U.S.C. 2021
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  2. 42 U.S.C. 3604
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Housing and Communities: who decides
  3. 42 U.S.C. 4332
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  4. 42 U.S.C. 4336a
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  5. 42 U.S.C. 7410
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  6. 42 U.S.C. 7411
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  7. 42 U.S.C. 7416
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  8. 42 U.S.C. 7543
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  9. 45 CFR 160.103
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules
  10. 45 CFR 164.302
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules, Security: three layers that must not be confused

My Vote Forward sources 5 to 5, part 5

My Vote Forward sources 41 to 50:

  1. 5 key things to know about the margin of error in election polls (Pew)
    pewresearch.org · source date 2016-09-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: general · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Question design
  2. 5 U.S. Code § 553 - Rule making
    law.cornell.edu · source date current code · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Agenda capture
  3. 50 U.S.C. 1543
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides defense and foreign affairs
  4. 50 U.S.C. 1544
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides defense and foreign affairs
  5. 50 Years of Women's Suffrage in Switzerland (Law Library of Congress)
    blogs.loc.gov · source date 2021-04-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland, Switzerland (federal) · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do, Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  6. 52 U.S.C. 10101 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Voter intimidation: pressure on voters and on the people who run elections
  7. 52 U.S.C. 10301
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides government and rights
  8. 52 U.S.C. 10307
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying
  9. 52 U.S.C. 10508, Voting assistance for blind, disabled, or illiterate persons, via Legal Information Institute. Jurisdiction: United States. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/52/10508 (accessed
    law.cornell.edu
    Cited on: Disability access: voting privately and independently with a disability
  10. 52 U.S.C. 20501, National Voter Registration Act findings and purposes. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/52/20501
    law.cornell.edu
    Cited on: Eligibility: meeting the legal requirements to vote, Registration: entering an eligible person on the voter roll

My Vote Forward sources 5 to 8, part 6

My Vote Forward sources 51 to 60:

  1. 52 U.S.C. 21081, Voting systems standards (Help America Vote Act section 301). https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/52/21081
    law.cornell.edu
    Cited on: Ballot: the official instrument of a vote, Secrecy: no one can link a voter to a ballot, Verification: checking that something is what it claims to be, Voter-verified paper record: the paper a voter can check before casting, Disability access: voting privately and independently with a disability
  2. 52 U.S.C. 21082
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: What happens when the network or the system fails?
  3. 52 U.S.C. 21083
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (federal) · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Does a fingerprint or face scan prove someone is eligible to vote?, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?, Identity proofing: tying an account to a real person, Registration: entering an eligible person on the voter roll
  4. 52 U.S.C. 30121 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Foreign interference: outside governments trying to shape another country's vote
  5. 8 U.S.C. 1103 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  6. 8 U.S.C. 1151 Worldwide level of immigration (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  7. 8 U.S.C. 1157 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  8. 8 U.S.C. 1158 Asylum (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  9. 8 U.S.C. 1324a (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  10. 8 U.S.C. 1357 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides

My Vote Forward sources 8 to A, part 7

My Vote Forward sources 61 to 70:

  1. 8 U.S.C. 1373 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  2. 8 U.S.C. 1427 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  3. Aadhaar Act, 2016 (Gazette of India)
    uidai.gov.in · source date 2016 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: India · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Does a fingerprint or face scan prove someone is eligible to vote?
  4. AAPOR Disclosure Standards, Code of Professional Ethics and Practice
    aapor.org · source date 2021-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: general, not applicable, United States (professional standard) · 7 ledger claims
    Cited on: Measurement, Published releases: scheduled, reviewed, and the same for everyone, Governance: who decides, and how they answer for it, Can wealthy or organized groups dominate a priority-setting system?, What if most people never participate?, Who funds My Vote Forward, and could money shape it?, Is My Vote Forward just a poll with extra steps?
  5. AAPOR Report on Online Panels, POQ
    web.stanford.edu · source date 2010-10-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (professional report) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: What if most people never participate?, Is My Vote Forward just a poll with extra steps?
  6. AAPOR Standard Definitions, 10th edition
    aapor.org · source date 2023 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: general · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Measurement
  7. AAPOR Task Force on 2020 Pre-Election Polling
    aapor.org · source date 2021 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: US · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Measurement, Opinion and choice
  8. AARP and NAC, Caregiving in the US 2025
    aarp.org · source date 2025-07-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Health and Care: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  9. About the Democracy Voucher Program
    seattle.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Seattle, Washington · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Money in politics
  10. ACE Project, Iceland's Supreme Court nullifies Constitutional Convention election
    aceproject.org · source date 2011 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Iceland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Iceland's crowdsourced constitution: an open drafting process that stalled in parliament

My Vote Forward sources A to A, part 8

My Vote Forward sources 71 to 80:

  1. AERA, House and Senate Education Committees Take Divergent Approaches
    aera.net · source date 2026-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  2. AJPS author summary
    ajps.org · source date 2019-05-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (municipal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  3. Al Jazeera, Hungary: Overwhelming anti-migration vote declared void
    aljazeera.com · source date 2016-10-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Hungary · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use
  4. Alaska Public Media, Alaska's ranked choice repeal measure fails by 664 votes
    alaskapublic.org · source date 2024-11-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Alaska · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  5. Allcott, Braghieri, Eichmeyer, Gentzkow, The Welfare Effects of Social Media, AER 110(3)
    aeaweb.org · source date 2020-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side
  6. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Our Common Purpose
    amacad.org · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The representation gap
  7. Americans' Support for Immigration Down, Still Strong (Gallup)
    news.gallup.com · source date 2026-07-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  8. Americans' Views of Deportations and Immigration Enforcement (Pew)
    pewresearch.org · source date 2025-03-26 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  9. Ansolabehere and Hersh, Validation, Political Analysis 20(4)
    cambridge.org · source date 2012 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: US · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Opinion and choice
  10. Ansolabehere, Rodden, Snyder, The Strength of Issues, APSR 102(2)
    ideas.repec.org · source date 2008 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: US · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Opinion and choice

My Vote Forward sources A to A, part 9

My Vote Forward sources 81 to 90:

  1. Arhip-Paterson, Participations 26-27 (abstract via OpenAlex)
    doi.org · source date 2021 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France (Paris) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  2. Aristotle, Politics , translated by William Ellis, Project Gutenberg edition, Book IV, chapter IX. https://www.gutenberg.org/files/6762/6762-h/6762-h.htm
    gutenberg.org
    Cited on: Sortition: selecting public decision-makers by lot
  3. Arizona Free Enterprise Club's Freedom Club PAC v. Bennett, No. 10-238
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2011-06-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal); Arizona · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Money in politics
  4. Arizona Revised Statutes 16-204
    azleg.gov · source date current as accessed · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Arizona · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Low turnout in local elections: when a small and unrepresentative electorate decides
  5. Arizona State Legislature v. Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission, No. 13-1314
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2015-06-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal); Arizona · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Gerrymandering
  6. Arizona v. United States, 567 U.S. 387 (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2012-06-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  7. Arnstein, A Ladder of Citizen Participation, JAIP 35(4) (reproduction)
    maindee.org · source date 1969-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Participation between elections: referendums, consultation, and participatory budgeting, Participation: taking part in a civic process
  8. ASCE 2025 Report Card
    infrastructurereportcard.org · source date 2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
  9. Atlanta News First, Fulton County used improper procedures in 2020 vote recount
    atlantanewsfirst.com · source date 2024-05-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Georgia, United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Georgia's 2020 hand count audit: a full manual tally of about five million ballots
  10. Attorney General James Issues Report Detailing Millions of Fake Comments
    ag.ny.gov · source date 2021-05-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (FCC); New York AG investigation · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Agenda capture

My Vote Forward sources A to B, part 10

My Vote Forward sources 91 to 100:

  1. Australian Electoral Commission, Enrolment statistics
    aec.gov.au · source date 2026-10-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Australia · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts
  2. Australian Electoral Commission, Voting history
    aec.gov.au · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Australia, Australia (history) · 7 ledger claims
    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, The secret ballot: how private voting became a public safeguard, Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how, Start here, Opinions, Private voting, Can someone be punished for an opinion they share?, Ballot item: a proposal or contest that has qualified for the ballot, Ballot: the official instrument of a vote, Coercion: pressure to vote or speak a certain way, Secrecy: no one can link a voter to a ballot, Seminar guide
  3. Ayuntamiento de Madrid, Carteles: Observatorio de la Ciudad (via Internet Archive)
    diario.madrid.es · source date 2019 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body
  4. Ayuntamiento de Madrid, El Ayuntamiento invitará a 30.000 hogares (via Internet Archive)
    diario.madrid.es · source date 2019-02-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body
  5. Ayuntamiento de Madrid, La ciudadanía toma la palabra en el arranque del Observatorio (via Internet Archive)
    diario.madrid.es · source date 2019-03-30 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body
  6. Ayuntamiento de Madrid, Las propuestas ciudadanas de Decide Madrid (via Internet Archive)
    diario.madrid.es · source date 2019-02-11 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  7. Ayuntamiento de Madrid, Más de 212.000 personas participan en la primera votación ciudadana (via Internet Archive)
    diario.madrid.es · source date 2017-02-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body
  8. Ballotpedia News, Five states reject ranked-choice voting measures; Alaska retains system after recount
    news.ballotpedia.org · source date 2024-12-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: AK, AZ, CO, ID, NV, OR, MO · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  9. Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany (English translation)
    gesetze-im-internet.de · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Germany · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Who decides government and rights, Who decides defense and foreign affairs
  10. BC Citizens' Assembly, Making Every Vote Count, Final Report
    citizensassembly.arts.ubc.ca · source date 2004-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: British Columbia, Canada · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: British Columbia's Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform (2003 to 2009)

My Vote Forward sources B to B, part 11

My Vote Forward sources 101 to 110:

  1. Beard, National Geographic
    nationalgeographic.com · source date 2025-06-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (Glarus) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  2. Berinsky, Burns and Traugott, Who Votes by Mail?, Public Opinion Quarterly 65(2)
    academic.oup.com · source date 2001 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Oregon · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  3. Bernhard et al., Can Voters Detect Malicious Manipulation of Ballot Marking Devices?, IEEE S&P 2020
    jhalderm.com · source date 2020 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Georgia's 2020 hand count audit: a full manual tally of about five million ballots
  4. BFS, Stimmbeteiligung
    bfs.admin.ch · source date 2026-08-11 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  5. Binder, Polarized We Govern?, Brookings
    brookings.edu · source date 2014-05-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States Congress · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  6. BJS, Census of State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies, 2018 (NCJ 302187)
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  7. BJS, Crime Known to Law Enforcement, 2025 (NCJ 312174)
    bjs.ojp.gov · source date 2026-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  8. BJS, Criminal Victimization, 2024 (NCJ 310547)
    bjs.ojp.gov · source date 2025-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 6 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  9. BJS, Jail Inmates in 2023: Statistical Tables (NCJ 309965)
    bjs.ojp.gov · source date 2025-04-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: who decides
  10. BJS, Prisoners in 2023: Statistical Tables (NCJ 310197)
    bjs.ojp.gov · source date 2025-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 6 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: who decides, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources B to B, part 12

My Vote Forward sources 111 to 120:

  1. BJS, Prosecutors in State Courts, 2007 (NCJ 234211)
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  2. BJS, Recidivism of Prisoners Released in 24 States in 2008 (NCJ 256094)
    bjs.ojp.gov · source date 2021-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (24 states) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  3. BJS, Victimization Estimates from the Redesigned NCVS Instrument, 2024 (NCJ 312200)
    bjs.ojp.gov · source date 2026-10-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  4. Blair and Imai, Statistical Analysis of List Experiments, Political Analysis 20(1)
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    Cited on: Opinion and choice
  5. BLS CPS table 49, Certification and licensing status, 2025 annual averages
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    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides, Economy and Work: evidence
  6. BLS, Consumer Price Index, September 2026
    bls.gov · source date 2026-10-14 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  7. BLS, Real Earnings, September 2026
    bls.gov · source date 2026-10-14 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  8. BLS, The Employment Situation, September 2026
    bls.gov · source date 2026-10-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  9. BLS, Union Members 2025 (USDL-26-0229)
    bls.gov · source date 2026-02-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  10. Bojic, Marra and Naydenova, Online tools for public engagement: case studies from Reykjavik (arXiv preprint)
    arxiv.org · source date 2016-11-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Reykjavik, Iceland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Better Reykjavik and My Neighborhood: a city's standing channel for resident ideas

My Vote Forward sources B to B, part 13

My Vote Forward sources 121 to 130:

  1. Boxell, Gentzkow, Shapiro, Cross-Country Trends in Affective Polarization, NBER WP 26669
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    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side
  2. Branham, Soroka, Wlezien, When Do the Rich Win?
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    Cited on: The representation gap
  3. Brennan Center, Local Election Officials Survey 2025
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    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  4. Brennan Center, Local Election Officials Survey Spring 2024 deck (reweighted)
    brennancenter.org · source date 2024 (deck updated 2025-07-08) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Voter intimidation: pressure on voters and on the people who run elections, Election administration funding: paying for the machinery of voting
  5. Brennan Center, Poll of Election Officials Finds Concerns About Safety, Political Interference
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    Cited on: Voter intimidation: pressure on voters and on the people who run elections
  6. Broadening Donor Participation in Local Elections: Results from the Seattle Democracy Voucher Program in 2021
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    Cited on: Money in politics
  7. Brown Political Review
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    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  8. Buckley v. Valeo, 424 U.S. 1
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    Cited on: Money in politics
  9. Bürgerdialog, Ablauf
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    Cited on: Ostbelgien's permanent citizens' dialogue (2019 to present)
  10. Bürgerdialog, Auswertung
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    Cited on: Ostbelgien's permanent citizens' dialogue (2019 to present)

My Vote Forward sources B to C, part 14

My Vote Forward sources 131 to 140:

  1. Bürgerdialog, Entstehungsgeschichte
    buergerdialog.be · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: German-speaking Community of Belgium · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ostbelgien's permanent citizens' dialogue (2019 to present)
  2. Bürgerdialog, Gremien und Beteiligte
    buergerdialog.be · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: German-speaking Community of Belgium · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ostbelgien's permanent citizens' dialogue (2019 to present)
  3. Bürgerdialog, Stand der Dinge
    buergerdialog.be · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: German-speaking Community of Belgium · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ostbelgien's permanent citizens' dialogue (2019 to present)
  4. Burke, Speech to the Electors of Bristol (The Founders' Constitution)
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    Cited on: Representation, Can an institution lawfully ignore a public result?, What happens when someone changes their position?
  5. Burson v. Freeman, 504 U.S. 191
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    Cited on: Voter intimidation: pressure on voters and on the people who run elections
  6. Cabinet Office, "Why the government believes that voting to remain in the EU is the best decision for the UK," April 6, 2016 (archived). https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/why-the-government-b
    gov.uk
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  7. Calabrese, Williams, Gupta, Administration and Society 52(9) (abstract via OpenAlex)
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    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  8. California Democratic Party v. Jones, 530 U.S. 567, syllabus
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    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  9. California Elections Code section 14051 (Public.Law)
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    Cited on: Low turnout in local elections: when a small and unrepresentative electorate decides
  10. California Elections Code section 14052 (Public.Law)
    california.public.law · source date updated 2016-01-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: California · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Low turnout in local elections: when a small and unrepresentative electorate decides

My Vote Forward sources C to C, part 15

My Vote Forward sources 141 to 150:

  1. California LAO, A Historical Review of Proposition 98
    lao.ca.gov · source date 2017-01-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: California · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Participation over time, Tradeoffs, Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use
  2. California Secretary of State, How to Qualify an Initiative
    sos.ca.gov · source date 2026 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: California · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Proposals, Participation over time
  3. California Secretary of State, Statewide Initiative Guide (county-hosted copy)
    lassencounty.gov · source date 2026-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: California · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Proposals, Participation over time, Tradeoffs
  4. Campaign Contributions Facilitate Access to Congressional Officials: A Randomized Field Experiment
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    Cited on: Money in politics, Agenda capture
  5. Canton of Fribourg Statistical Service, Abstimmungen
    fr.ch · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  6. Cantoni and Pons, Strict ID Laws Don't Stop Voters, NBER w25522 / QJE 2021
    nber.org · source date 2021-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts
  7. Capitol Beat, Mail-in ballot signature audit for Cobb County finds no fraud: GBI
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    Cited on: Georgia's 2020 hand count audit: a full manual tally of about five million ballots
  8. Caravale, The Smith Commission and the 2016 Scotland Act, Nomos 3-2023
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    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  9. Card and Krueger, NBER WP 4509
    nber.org · source date 1993-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New Jersey and Pennsylvania · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Economy and Work: evidence
  10. Carter Center, Observation of Georgia's Risk-Limiting Audit/Hand Count: Final Report
    cartercenter.org · source date 2021-03-31 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Georgia, United States · 14 ledger claims
    Cited on: Georgia's 2020 hand count audit: a full manual tally of about five million ballots

My Vote Forward sources C to C, part 16

My Vote Forward sources 151 to 160:

  1. CDC NCHS, FastStats: Assault or Homicide
    cdc.gov · source date 2024 data · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  2. CDC NCHS, FastStats: Suicide
    cdc.gov · source date 2024 data · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  3. CDC, Firearm Injury and Death: Fast Facts
    cdc.gov · source date 2022 data · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  4. Cengiz, Dube, Lindner and Zipperer, NBER WP 25434
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    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  5. Census Bureau CB23-TPS.21
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    Cited on: The representation gap
  6. Census Bureau, 2020 Census Apportionment Results
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    Cited on: The representation gap, Problems
  7. CEQ release (archived)
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    Cited on: Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  8. CEQ, EIS Timelines (2010-2018)
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    Cited on: Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  9. CESE, Discours de Marianne et Jean-Michel, Remise du rapport de la Convention Citoyenne sur la fin de vie
    lecese.fr · source date 2023-04-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: France's Citizens' Convention for Climate (2019 to 2021)
  10. Chalfin et al., Police Force Size and Civilian Race, AER: Insights
    aeaweb.org · source date 2022 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources C to C, part 17

My Vote Forward sources 161 to 170:

  1. Chamber of Commerce v. Whiting (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2011-05-26 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  2. Channel 4 News FactCheck
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    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  3. Chen, Haggag, Pope, Rohla, Racial Disparities in Voting Wait Times, NBER w26487
    nber.org · source date 2019-11 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts
  4. Christopher Wlezien, "On the Salience of Political Issues," Nuffield College Politics Working Paper 2003-W10, University of Oxford. https://www.nuff.ox.ac.uk/Politics/papers/2003/Wlezien%20Salience%20
    nuff.ox.ac.uk
    Cited on: Agenda-setting: shaping which issues get attention, Priority: a judgment of what deserves attention first, Salience: how prominent an issue is in attention
  5. CIRCLE, 2024 Election hub
    circle.tufts.edu · source date 2025-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Youth participation: why the youngest eligible voters vote least, and what changes it
  6. CISA resource page, Risk Management for Electronic Ballot Delivery, Marking, and Return
    cisa.gov · source date 2020-05-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (federal guidance) · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Security: three layers that must not be confused, Washington, D.C. 2010 internet voting test: a public trial that was breached, Can someone in a household coerce a remote voter?, What happens when the network or the system fails?, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?, West Virginia's mobile voting pilot: Voatz in 2018 and the security reviews that followed, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules
  7. CISA, EAC, FBI, NIST, Risk Management for Electronic Ballot Delivery, Marking, and Return (archived copy of CISA PDF)
    web.archive.org · source date 2020-05-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 7 ledger claims
    Cited on: Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules, Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Security: three layers that must not be confused, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove, Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval
  8. CISA, Joint statement of the Election Infrastructure GCC and SCC executive committees
    cisa.gov · source date 2020-11-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (2020 general election) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  9. Citizens Foundation, Citizens Foundation's main projects
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    Cited on: Better Reykjavik and My Neighborhood: a city's standing channel for resident ideas
  10. Citizens United v. FEC, No. 08-205
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    Cited on: Money in politics

My Vote Forward sources C to C, part 18

My Vote Forward sources 171 to 180:

  1. Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform (British Columbia), "What was the Citizens' Assembly?" https://citizensassembly.arts.ubc.ca/public/inaction.htm
    citizensassembly.arts.ubc.ca
    Cited on: Citizens' assembly: a randomly selected body that deliberates and recommends, Referendum: a question put directly to voters, Sortition: selecting public decision-makers by lot
  2. Citizens' Assembly: Previous Assemblies
    citizensassembly.ie · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use, Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed, Citizens' assembly: a randomly selected body that deliberates and recommends
  3. Citizens' Assembly: Selection of members
    citizensassembly.ie · source date 2016 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short
  4. City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, No. 23-175
    supremecourt.gov · source date 2024-06-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Housing and Communities: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Housing and Communities: who decides, Housing and Communities: what the evidence shows
  5. City of Portland, Transition Overview
    portland.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Portland, Oregon · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The representation gap
  6. City of Reykjavik Internal Audit and Advisory, Eftirlit með rafrænum kosningum: Hverfið mitt 2022-2023
    fundur.reykjavik.is · source date 2023-11-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Reykjavik, Iceland · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Better Reykjavik and My Neighborhood: a city's standing channel for resident ideas, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  7. City of Reykjavik, Hverfið mitt program page
    reykjavik.is · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Reykjavik, Iceland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Better Reykjavik and My Neighborhood: a city's standing channel for resident ideas
  8. City of Reykjavik: My Neighborhood 2018
    reykjavik.is · source date 2018 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Reykjavik, Iceland · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Better Reykjavik and My Neighborhood: a city's standing channel for resident ideas, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  9. City of Reykjavik: Participatory democracy
    reykjavik.is · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Reykjavik, Iceland · 11 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Participation between elections: referendums, consultation, and participatory budgeting, Priorities, Participation over time, Tradeoffs, Governance: who decides, and how they answer for it, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Better Reykjavik and My Neighborhood: a city's standing channel for resident ideas, Who chooses the ten subjects, and why should anyone accept that list?, Can wealthy or organized groups dominate a priority-setting system?, Can an institution lawfully ignore a public result?
  10. City of Vienna, Social Housing in Vienna
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    Cited on: Housing and Communities: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Housing and Communities: who decides, Housing and Communities: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources C to C, part 19

My Vote Forward sources 181 to 190:

  1. Clayton et al., Elite rhetoric can undermine democratic norms, PNAS 118(23)
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    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  2. CMS, EMTALA
    cms.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Health and Care: who decides
  3. CMS, National Health Expenditure Data: Historical
    cms.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Health and Care: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  4. CMS, NHE Fact Sheet
    cms.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Health and Care: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Health and Care: who decides, Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  5. Colorado Election Rules 8 CCR 1505-1, Rule 25 Post-election audit
    coloradosos.gov · source date 2026-03-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Colorado, United States · 8 ledger claims
    Cited on: Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots
  6. Colorado Secretary of State, Audit Center
    sos.state.co.us · source date 2026 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Colorado, United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots
  7. Colorado Secretary of State, Risk-limiting audit FAQs
    sos.state.co.us · source date undated (current) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Colorado, United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots, Why should anyone trust the operator of this framework?
  8. Colorado SOS statement, November 20, 2020
    coloradosos.gov · source date 2020-11-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Colorado, United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots
  9. Colorado SOS, Certifies the State's 2020 General Election
    coloradosos.gov · source date 2020-12-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Colorado, United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots
  10. Colorado SOS, Risk-Limiting Audit Final Report, EAC grant EAC110150E
    eac.gov · source date circa 2014 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Colorado, United States · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots

My Vote Forward sources C to C, part 20

My Vote Forward sources 191 to 200:

  1. Commission on Federal Election Reform, "Building Confidence in U.S. Elections," September 2005, copy hosted by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission. https://eac.gov/sites/default/files/eac_assets/1
    eac.gov
    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  2. Commission on Federal Election Reform, Building Confidence in U.S. Elections
    eac.gov · source date 2005-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  3. Commission on Federal Election Reform, Building Confidence in U.S. Elections
    eac.gov · source date 2005-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  4. Community-based fact-checking reduces the spread of misleading posts on social media
    arxiv.org · source date 2024-09-13 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: X/Twitter · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  5. Comparative Agendas Project
    comparativeagendas.net · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: International · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Agenda capture
  6. Comparative Agendas Project, Master Codebook
    comparativeagendas.net · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: International (research) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Subjects: ten provisional areas of public life
  7. Comparing crime rates between undocumented immigrants, legal immigrants, and native-born US citizens in Texas (PNAS)
    pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov · source date 2020-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (Texas) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  8. Comprehensive Ranking System criteria (IRCC)
    canada.ca · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Canada · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  9. Computational Democracy Project, Case studies index
    compdemocracy.org · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: International · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules
  10. Computational Democracy Project, vTaiwan case study
    compdemocracy.org · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Taiwan (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules

My Vote Forward sources C to C, part 21

My Vote Forward sources 201 to 210:

  1. Congressional Research Service, "The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS): Benefits and Issues," R46668, first published February 1, 2021, updated July 7, 2025, text read via the EveryCRSR
    congress.gov
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows, Safety and Justice: who decides
  2. Conseil constitutionnel, Décision n° 2021-825 DC
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    Cited on: France's Citizens' Convention for Climate (2019 to 2021)
  3. Constitutional Council, The Constitutional Council hands over the bill for a new constitution
    stjornlagarad.is · source date 2011-07-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Iceland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Iceland's crowdsourced constitution: an open drafting process that stalled in parliament
  4. ConstitutionNet: Joint Committee on Gender Equality calls for referendum
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    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use
  5. ConstitutionNet: voters reject referendums on family and care
    constitutionnet.org · source date 2024-03-11 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use, Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  6. Consul Democracy home page
    consuldemocracy.org · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body
  7. Convention Citoyenne pour le Climat, English home page
    conventioncitoyennepourleclimat.fr · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Can an institution lawfully ignore a public result?, Who funds My Vote Forward, and could money shape it?
  8. Convention citoyenne pour le climat, How were the citizens selected?
    conventioncitoyennepourleclimat.fr · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: France's Citizens' Convention for Climate (2019 to 2021)
  9. Convention citoyenne pour le climat, official site
    conventioncitoyennepourleclimat.fr · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: France's Citizens' Convention for Climate (2019 to 2021)
  10. Convention on the Constitution, Third Report (same-sex marriage)
    citizensassembly.ie · source date 2013-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes

My Vote Forward sources C to C, part 22

My Vote Forward sources 211 to 220:

  1. Cour des comptes, Les dispositifs de participation citoyenne à la décision publique
    ccomptes.fr · source date 2026-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  2. Courant, Citizens' Assemblies for Referendums and Constitutional Reforms: Is There an Irish Model, Frontiers in Political Science 2
    frontiersin.org · source date 2021-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  3. Cox and Kousser, Turnout and Rural Corruption: New York as a Test Case, AJPS 25(4)
    authors.library.caltech.edu · source date 1981-11 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (New York) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The secret ballot: how private voting became a public safeguard
  4. Crawford v. Marion County Election Board (U.S. Supreme Court)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2008-04-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (Indiana) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  5. Crawford v. Marion County Election Board, 553 U.S. 181
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2008-04-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, Indiana · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts
  6. Crawford, The U.S. Budgetary Costs of the Post-9/11 Wars, Costs of War Project
    costsofwar.watson.brown.edu · source date 2021-09-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  7. CRS IF12627, Defense Primer: FY2025 Department of Defense Audit Results
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2026-04-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  8. CRS IF12916, Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2025-02-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  9. CRS IN12389, Election Policy Fundamentals: The Secret Ballot
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2024-07-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 8 ledger claims
    Cited on: The secret ballot: how private voting became a public safeguard, Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how, Secrecy: no one can link a voter to a ballot
  10. CRS R40213, Foreign Assistance: An Introduction to U.S. Programs and Policy
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2022-01-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence

My Vote Forward sources C to D, part 23

My Vote Forward sources 221 to 230:

  1. CRS R42699, The War Powers Resolution: Concepts and Practice
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2019-03-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides defense and foreign affairs
  2. CRS R44819
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2017-04-14 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States Senate · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  3. CRS R46646, Election Administration: Federal Grant Programs for States and Localities
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2026-04-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Election administration funding: paying for the machinery of voting
  4. CRS R46668, The National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS): Benefits and Issues (EveryCRSReport mirror)
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2025-07-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  5. CRS R47470, Membership of the 118th Congress: A Profile
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2024-12-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States Congress · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The representation gap
  6. CRS R49023, FY2027 Defense Budget: Funding for Selected Weapon Systems
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2026-09-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Who decides defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  7. CRS RS22622, School Finance Litigation
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2009-01-15 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  8. Curry and Lee, Niskanen Center
    niskanencenter.org · source date 2020-11-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  9. Dalela, Kulyk, Schurmann, Voter Perceptions of Trust in Risk-Limiting Audits, E-Vote-ID 2021
    researcher.itu.dk · source date 2021 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (study participants) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  10. Darr, Hitt, Dunaway, Newspaper Closures Polarize Voting Behavior
    academic.oup.com · source date 2018-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States counties · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The collapse of local news

My Vote Forward sources D to D, part 24

My Vote Forward sources 231 to 240:

  1. Davatz, The Landsgemeinde of the Canton of Glarus, Staatskanzlei Glarus
    landsgemeinde.gl.ch · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (Glarus) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  2. Davis and Hernandez, Voting and Registration in the Election of November 2024, P20-590
    census.gov · source date 2026-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Low turnout in local elections: when a small and unrepresentative electorate decides, Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does
  3. Davis and Hernandez, Voting and Registration in the Election of November 2024, P20-590, U.S. Census Bureau
    www2.census.gov · source date 2026-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (citizen voting-age population) · 7 ledger claims
    Cited on: Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does
  4. Dekret zur Einführung eines permanenten Bürgerdialogs (consolidated)
    static.buergerdialog.be · source date 2019-02-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: German-speaking Community of Belgium · 12 ledger claims
    Cited on: Ostbelgien's permanent citizens' dialogue (2019 to present)
  5. DeSilver, The polarization in today's Congress has roots that go back decades, Pew Research Center
    pewresearch.org · source date 2022-03-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States Congress · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side
  6. DHS v. League of Women Voters, No. 26A308, order on application for stay
    supremecourt.gov · source date 2026-09-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  7. Diamond, McQuade, Qian, AER 109(9)
    aeaweb.org · source date 2019-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: San Francisco, California · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Housing and Communities: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Housing and Communities: what the evidence shows
  8. Did the Roll-Out of Community Notes Reduce Engagement With Misinformation on X/Twitter?
    arxiv.org · source date 2023-07-16 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: X/Twitter · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  9. Dobbie, Goldin and Yang, The Effects of Pretrial Detention, AER
    aeaweb.org · source date 2018 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  10. DOE press release on grid reliability report
    energy.gov · source date 2025-07-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources D to E, part 25

My Vote Forward sources 241 to 250:

  1. DOE release on LBNL data center report
    energy.gov · source date 2024-12-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  2. Doe v. Reed, 561 U.S. 186
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2010 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Can someone be punished for an opinion they share?
  3. Doe v. Reed, Sotomayor J., concurring
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2010 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Can someone be punished for an opinion they share?
  4. DOJ NSD, Foreign Agents Registration Act
    justice.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Foreign interference: outside governments trying to shape another country's vote
  5. DOJ, History of Federal Voting Rights Laws
    justice.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how, Voter intimidation: pressure on voters and on the people who run elections
  6. DOJ, The ADA and Other Federal Laws Protecting the Rights of Voters with Disabilities
    ada.gov · source date 2024-04-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: The secret ballot: how private voting became a public safeguard, Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how, Disability access: voting privately and independently with a disability
  7. Durkin, Lipsey, Farran and Wiesen, Effects of a Statewide Prekindergarten Program...
    cdn.vanderbilt.edu · source date 2022-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states), Tennessee · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education: who decides, Education: evidence
  8. EAC blog, Understanding Voting Accessibility in the 2022 Elections
    eac.gov · source date 2023-07-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how, Disability access: voting privately and independently with a disability
  9. EAC Voluntary Voting System Guidelines 2.0
    eac.gov · source date 2021-02-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules, Security: three layers that must not be confused, Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove, Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, Audit: an independent check of whether a process produced a correct result, Ballot item: a proposal or contest that has qualified for the ballot, Ballot measure: a question that appears on an official ballot, Ballot: the official instrument of a vote, Coercion: pressure to vote or speak a certain way, End-to-end verifiable voting: cryptographic evidence without revealing votes, Referendum: a question put directly to voters, Secrecy: no one can link a voter to a ballot, Verification: checking that something is what it claims to be, Voter-verified paper record: the paper a voter can check before casting
  10. EAC, 2024 EAVS Comprehensive Report
    eac.gov · source date 2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 8 ledger claims
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts, Election administration funding: paying for the machinery of voting, Disability access: voting privately and independently with a disability

My Vote Forward sources E to E, part 26

My Vote Forward sources 251 to 260:

  1. EAC, Election Security Funds
    eac.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Election administration funding: paying for the machinery of voting
  2. EAC, System Certification Process
    eac.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?
  3. EAC, The Road to Widespread Deployment of Next Generation VVSG 2.0-Certified Voting Systems
    eac.gov · source date 2026-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Security: three layers that must not be confused, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Election administration funding: paying for the machinery of voting
  4. Eady et al., Nature Communications 14:62
    pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov · source date 2023-01-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Foreign interference: outside governments trying to shape another country's vote
  5. Education Week, Where Are Ed. Dept. Programs Moving?
    edweek.org · source date 2026-07-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  6. EIA Electric Power Monthly Table 5.3
    eia.gov · source date 2026-10-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  7. EIA, Electricity in the United States
    eia.gov · source date 2025 data · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  8. EIA, Levelized Costs of New Generation Resources in AEO2025
    eia.gov · source date 2025-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  9. EIA, Prices and factors affecting prices
    eia.gov · source date 2026 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  10. EIA, The United States produced more crude oil than any other country in 2025
    eia.gov · source date 2026-07-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources E to E, part 27

My Vote Forward sources 261 to 270:

  1. EIA, The United States set record energy production in 2025, again
    eia.gov · source date 2026-05-11 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  2. EIA, U.S. energy facts explained
    eia.gov · source date 2025 data · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  3. Eichhorn, Votes At 16, Parliamentary Affairs 71(2)
    academic.oup.com · source date 2018-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Scotland, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  4. EJPD/EDA/WBF, Art. 121a BV Umsetzungskonzept
    newsd.admin.ch · source date 2014-06-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  5. Elections Act 2022 Part 5
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2022 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Voter intimidation: pressure on voters and on the people who run elections
  6. Elections Act 2022, section 8 (RPA 1983 s.114A)
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2022 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Can someone be punished for an opinion they share?, Can someone in a household coerce a remote voter?
  7. Elections BC, Report of the CEO on the 2018 Referendum on Electoral Reform
    elections.bc.ca · source date 2019 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: British Columbia, Canada · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: British Columbia's Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform (2003 to 2009)
  8. Elections BC, Report of the CEO, 2005 General Election and Referendum
    elections.bc.ca · source date 2005 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: British Columbia, Canada · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: British Columbia's Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform (2003 to 2009)
  9. Elections BC, Report of the CEO, 39th General Election and Referendum, May 12, 2009
    elections.bc.ca · source date 2009 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: British Columbia, Canada · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: British Columbia's Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform (2003 to 2009)
  10. Electoral Commission, Marriage Referendum and Age of Presidential Candidates Referendum
    electoralcommission.ie · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes

My Vote Forward sources E to E, part 28

My Vote Forward sources 271 to 280:

  1. Electoral Management Board for Scotland, Result of the Scottish Independence Referendum
    emb.scot · source date 2014-09-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Scotland, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  2. Enns, Relative Policy Support and Coincidental Representation, Perspectives on Politics 13(4)
    cambridge.org · source date 2015-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The representation gap
  3. Enns, Relative Policy Support and Coincidental Representation, Perspectives on Politics 13(4)
    cambridge.org · source date 2015-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (federal policy), United States (research) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Government and rights, the evidence, Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does, Can wealthy or organized groups dominate a priority-setting system?
  4. EOIR Announces Significant Immigration Court Milestones (DOJ EOIR)
    justice.gov · source date 2025-09-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  5. EPA 7th DWINSA
    epa.gov · source date 2023-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
  6. EPA final rule page
    epa.gov · source date 2026-02-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  7. EPA supplemental notice of proposed rulemaking
    epa.gov · source date 2026-09-14 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  8. EPA, Climate Change and Social Vulnerability in the United States
    epa.gov · source date 2021-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  9. EPA, How the DWSRF Works
    epa.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: who decides
  10. EPA, Information about Public Water Systems
    epa.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Infrastructure and Transport: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources E to E, part 29

My Vote Forward sources 281 to 290:

  1. EPA, Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Sinks
    epa.gov · source date page updated 2026-06-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  2. EPA, Lead and Copper Rule Improvements
    epa.gov · source date 2024-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
  3. ERR News, Potential security risk could affect 750,000 Estonian ID cards
    news.err.ee · source date 2017-09-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Estonia (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate
  4. Estimates of the Illegal Alien Population Residing in the United States, listing (DHS OHSS)
    ohss.dhs.gov · source date 2024-04-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  5. Estimates of the Unauthorized Immigrant Population Residing in the United States: January 2018 to January 2022 (DHS OHSS)
    ohss.dhs.gov · source date 2024-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  6. Estonia E-Voting Security Analysis project site
    estoniaevoting.org · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Estonia (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate
  7. Estonian State Electoral Office, Introduction to i-voting
    valimised.ee · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Estonia, Estonia (national) · 15 ledger claims
    Cited on: Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate, Does a fingerprint or face scan prove someone is eligible to vote?, Can someone in a household coerce a remote voter?, What happens when someone changes their position?, What happens when the network or the system fails?, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?, Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove
  8. Estonian State Electoral Office, Questions about reliability of i-voting
    valimised.ee · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Estonia, Estonia (national) · 7 ledger claims
    Cited on: Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove, Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate, Does a fingerprint or face scan prove someone is eligible to vote?, Can someone in a household coerce a remote voter?
  9. EU Referendum Act 2015 Explanatory Notes
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2015-12-17 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  10. EU Referendum Act 2015 Explanatory Notes, Commentary
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2015-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum

My Vote Forward sources E to F, part 30

My Vote Forward sources 291 to 300:

  1. EU Referendum Act 2015 Explanatory Notes, Policy background
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2015 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  2. European Commission, European Climate Law
    climate.ec.europa.eu · source date 2026-04-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: European Union · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  3. European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Act 2017
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2017 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  4. European Union (Withdrawal) Act 2018 s.20
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2020 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  5. European Union Referendum Act 2015, s.1
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2015-12-17 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum, Can an institution lawfully ignore a public result?
  6. European Union Referendum Act 2015, section 2. https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2015/36/section/2
    legislation.gov.uk
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  7. Evaluating Online Nonprobability Surveys (Pew)
    pewresearch.org · source date 2016-05-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: US, United States · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Measurement, Evaluation, The framework, Priorities, Representation
  8. Evaluating the fake news problem at the scale of the information ecosystem
    pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov · source date 2020-04-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  9. Executive Order 14242, American Presidency Project
    presidency.ucsb.edu · source date 2025-03-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  10. Fake news on Twitter during the 2016 U.S. presidential election
    doi.org · source date 2019-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation

My Vote Forward sources F to F, part 31

My Vote Forward sources 301 to 310:

  1. Farrell, Suiter, Harris, Systematizing constitutional deliberation (Irish Political Studies 34(1))
    cora.ucc.ie · source date 2019 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  2. FBI, UCR Summary of Reported Crimes in the Nation, 2024
    cde.ucr.cjis.gov · source date 2025-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  3. FBI, UCR Summary of Reported Crimes in the Nation, 2025
    cde.ucr.cjis.gov · source date 2026-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 11 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  4. FDFA aboutswitzerland, Direct democracy
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    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Participation between elections: referendums, consultation, and participatory budgeting, The framework, Proposals, Participation over time, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Who decides government and rights, Who decides defense and foreign affairs, Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde, Does a majority decide anyone's rights in this framework?, Can an institution lawfully ignore a public result?, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed, Initiative: citizens propose a law and put it to a vote, Proposal: a specific plan for public action, Referendum: a question put directly to voters
  5. Federal Bureau of Prisons, First Step Act: Overview
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
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    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
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    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  8. Federal Council, Hausdurchsuchungen Unterschriftenfälschungen
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    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  9. Federal Reserve Board, Federal Open Market Committee
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    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides
  10. Federal Reserve Board, report on economic well-being of U.S. households in 2025
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    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence

My Vote Forward sources F to F, part 32

My Vote Forward sources 311 to 320:

  1. Federal Rulemaking: Selected Agencies Should Clearly Communicate Practices Associated with Identity Information in the Public Comment Process
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    Cited on: Agenda capture
  2. Fedozzi et al., Orçamento Participativo de Porto Alegre: Perfil, Avaliação e Percepções do Público Participante
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    Cited on: Porto Alegre participatory budgeting: the original model, its peak and its long decline, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  3. FHWA Highway Statistics 2023, HM-10
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    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Infrastructure and Transport: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
  4. FHWA Highway Statistics 2023, HM-20
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    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
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    passkeycentral.org
    Cited on: Authentication: proving control of an account, Passkey: a phishing-resistant sign-in credential
  6. FIDO Alliance, Passkeys
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    Cited on: Glossary, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove, Does a fingerprint or face scan prove someone is eligible to vote?, Passkey: a phishing-resistant sign-in credential
  7. Financial Technology Development and Innovative Experimentation Act
    law.moj.gov.tw · source date 2018-01-31 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Taiwan (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules
  8. Fiorina and Abrams, Political Polarization in the American Public, Annual Review of Political Science (SSRC MediaWell listing)
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    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side
  9. Fishkin, Siu, Diamond, Bradburn, Is Deliberation an Antidote to Extreme Partisan Polarization?, APSR
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    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side
  10. For Weighting Online Opt-In Samples, What Matters Most? (Pew)
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    Cited on: Measurement, Opt-in sample: people who chose to take part, Weighting: adjusting a sample to match a population

My Vote Forward sources F to G, part 33

My Vote Forward sources 321 to 330:

  1. Foreign-Born Workers: Labor Force Characteristics, 2025 (BLS)
    bls.gov · source date 2026-05-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  2. Fowler, Electoral and Policy Consequences of Voter Turnout, QJPS 8(2)
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    Cited on: Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does
  3. Freedom House, United States: Freedom in the World 2025
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    Cited on: Government and rights, the evidence
  4. Frequently Asked Questions (The Citizens' Assembly)
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    Cited on: Agenda capture
  5. FTC press release on Cambridge Analytica
    ftc.gov · source date 2019-07-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who can see my data in My Vote Forward?
  6. Fung and Wright, Deepening Democracy, front matter and contents
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    Cited on: Seminar guide
  7. g0v international page
    g0v.tw · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Taiwan (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules
  8. Gallup News Service July 1-19, 2026 Final Topline (ECI and MIP)
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    Cited on: Education, Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  9. Gallup Poll Social Series: Governance, Final Topline
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    Cited on: Subjects: ten provisional areas of public life, Health and Care: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Housing and Communities: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Education, Economy and Work, Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  10. Gallup, Americans Prefer Tempered Crime-Fighting Methods
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure

My Vote Forward sources G to G, part 34

My Vote Forward sources 331 to 340:

  1. Gallup, Americans' Rating of Environment Hits New Low
    news.gallup.com · source date 2026-04-14 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy
  2. Gallup, Climate Change Concern Near Its High Point in U.S.
    news.gallup.com · source date 2026-04-14 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  3. Gallup, Confidence in U.S. Institutions Remains Near All-Time Low
    news.gallup.com · source date 2026-07-13 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Government and rights, the evidence
  4. Gallup, Congress and the Public
    news.gallup.com · source date 2026-04-22 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock, The representation gap
  5. Gallup, Crime in U.S. Seen as Less Serious for Second Straight Year
    news.gallup.com · source date 2025-10-30 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  6. Gallup, Democrats' Confidence in U.S. Institutions Sinks to New Low
    news.gallup.com · source date 2025-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Government and rights, Government and rights, the evidence, Defense and foreign affairs
  7. Gallup, Majorities Still Back Stricter Gun Laws, Assault Weapons Ban
    news.gallup.com · source date 2024-11-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  8. Gallup, Most Important Problem
    news.gallup.com · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: The framework, Priorities, Agenda capture, Opinion: a stated view on a worded question, Priority: a judgment of what deserves attention first, Salience: how prominent an issue is in attention
  9. Gallup, Record-High 56% in U.S. Perceive Local Crime Has Increased
    news.gallup.com · source date 2022-10-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  10. Gallup, U.S. Prison System Rated High on Security, Low on Reform
    news.gallup.com · source date 2025-11-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure

My Vote Forward sources G to G, part 35

My Vote Forward sources 341 to 350:

  1. Ganuza and Menéndez-Blanco, ¿Te ha tocado? El sorteo llega a la política de Madrid, Recerca 25(1)
    e-revistes.uji.es · source date 2019-12-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body
  2. GAO High-Risk List
    gao.gov · source date 2025-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  3. GAO-12-701
    gao.gov · source date 2012-07-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  4. GAO-20-145, Economic Sanctions
    gao.gov · source date 2019-10-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  5. GAO-24-106703, F-35 Sustainment
    gao.gov · source date 2024-04-15 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  6. GAO, Elections: Issues Related to State Voter Identification Laws, GAO-14-634
    gao.gov · source date 2014-09-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (Kansas, Tennessee) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts
  7. Gao, Lee, Murphy, Financing Dies in Darkness?, Brookings
    brookings.edu · source date 2018-09-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The collapse of local news
  8. GDPR Article 7 (reproduction)
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    Cited on: Consent: specific, revocable, and never a key to the ballot, Published releases: scheduled, reviewed, and the same for everyone, Consent: agreement to a specific use of information
  9. GDPR Article 9 (reproduction)
    gdpr-info.eu · source date 2016-04-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: European Union · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Who can see my data in My Vote Forward?
  10. Gelauff and Goel, Rank, Pack, or Approve
    arxiv.org · source date 2024 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: n/a (research) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Collective priorities: how individual rankings become a group picture, and what that picture cannot say

My Vote Forward sources G to G, part 36

My Vote Forward sources 351 to 360:

  1. Georgia Recorder via Rough Draft Atlanta, Georgia oversight panel ruminates on 2020 election hiccups
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    Cited on: Georgia's 2020 hand count audit: a full manual tally of about five million ballots
  2. Gerber, Green, Shachar, Voting May Be Habit Forming, AJPS 47(3)
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    Cited on: Youth participation: why the youngest eligible voters vote least, and what changes it
  3. Gilens and Page, Testing Theories of American Politics, Perspectives on Politics 12(3)
    cambridge.org · source date 2014-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (federal policy), United States (research) · 8 ledger claims
    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, Representation, The representation gap, Government and rights, Government and rights, the evidence, Money in politics, Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does, Can wealthy or organized groups dominate a priority-setting system?, Seminar guide
  4. Gilens, The Insufficiency of Democracy by Coincidence (reprint)
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    Cited on: Representation
  5. Gill v. Whitford, No. 16-1161
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    Cited on: Gerrymandering
  6. Giraudet et al., Co-construction in deliberative democracy: lessons from the French Citizens' Convention for Climate, Humanities and Social Sciences Communications 9:207
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    Cited on: France's Citizens' Convention for Climate (2019 to 2021)
  7. Glaeser and Gyourko, JEP 32(1)
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    Cited on: Housing and Communities: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Housing and Communities: what the evidence shows
  8. Glennon, The future for citizens' assemblies in Ireland, I-CONnect
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    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  9. Goel et al., Knapsack Voting for Participatory Budgeting
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    Cited on: Collective priorities: how individual rankings become a group picture, and what that picture cannot say, Priorities, Tradeoffs
  10. Goncalves, Effects of Participatory Budgeting on Municipal Expenditures and Infant Mortality in Brazil (World Development)
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    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Participatory budgeting: residents decide part of a public budget

My Vote Forward sources G to H, part 37

My Vote Forward sources 361 to 370:

  1. Gronke and Miller, Voting by Mail and Turnout in Oregon, American Politics Research 40(6)
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    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  2. Grose, Reducing Legislative Polarization, JPIPE 1
    brennancenter.org · source date 2020 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States Congress · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  3. Groves, Nonresponse Rates and Nonresponse Bias in Household Surveys, POQ 70(5)
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    Cited on: Measurement, Nonresponse bias: when those who answer differ from those who do not
  4. Guess et al., How do social media feed algorithms affect attitudes and behavior in an election campaign?, Science 381(6656)
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    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side
  5. Guinness World Records, Longest time without a government in peacetime
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    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  6. Hagelskamp et al., Shifting Priorities, NPS 42(2) (abstract via OpenAlex)
    doi.org · source date 2020 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  7. Haines, Lewis, Pereira, Teague, How not to prove your election outcome, IEEE S&P 2020
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    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  8. Hainmueller and Hangartner, AJPS 63(3)
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    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  9. Hajnal and Lewis, Municipal Institutions and Voter Turnout in Local Elections, Urban Affairs Review 38(5)
    doi.org · source date 2003-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: California (cities) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Low turnout in local elections: when a small and unrepresentative electorate decides
  10. Hajnal, Gerber, Louch, Minorities and Direct Legislation, JOP 64(1)
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    Cited on: Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do

My Vote Forward sources H to H, part 38

My Vote Forward sources 371 to 380:

  1. Hajnal, Kogan, Markarian, Who Votes: City Election Timing and Voter Composition, APSR 116(1)
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    Cited on: Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does, Low turnout in local elections: when a small and unrepresentative electorate decides
  2. Hall, What Happens When Extremists Win Primaries?, APSR 109(1)
    gsb.stanford.edu · source date 2015-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States House · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide, Problems
  3. Hanushek, Money Matters After All?, Education Next
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    Cited on: Education, Education: evidence
  4. Harris Health, About Us
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    Cited on: Health and Care: who decides
  5. Harvard EELP endangerment finding tracker
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    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  6. Harvard JCHS, The State of the Nation's Housing 2025
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    Cited on: Housing and Communities: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Housing and Communities: who decides, Housing and Communities: what the evidence shows
  7. Harvard Kennedy School publication record
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    Cited on: Seminar guide
  8. Haut Conseil pour le Climat, Avis portant sur le projet de loi Climat et résilience
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    Cited on: France's Citizens' Convention for Climate (2019 to 2021)
  9. Hayduk et al., Immigrant Engagement in PB in NYC, NPS 39(1) (abstract via OpenAlex)
    doi.org · source date 2017 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  10. HM Treasury analysis: the immediate economic impact of leaving the EU
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    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum

My Vote Forward sources H to H, part 39

My Vote Forward sources 381 to 390:

  1. Hobolt, The Brexit vote: a divided nation, a divided continent, JEPP 23(9)
    researchonline.lse.ac.uk · source date 2016 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  2. Holyrood, EU vote will not be a yes/no choice
    holyrood.com · source date 2015-09-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  3. House History, The Permanent Apportionment Act of 1929
    history.house.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The representation gap
  4. How do social media feed algorithms affect attitudes and behavior in an election campaign?
    doi.org · source date 2023-07-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (Facebook, Instagram) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  5. How it works (European Citizens' Initiative)
    citizens-initiative.europa.eu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: European Union · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Agenda capture
  6. How petitions work
    petition.parliament.uk · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Agenda capture
  7. Hsiao, Lin, Tang, Narayanan, Sarahe, vTaiwan: An Empirical Study of Open Consultation Process in Taiwan
    osf.io · source date 2018 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Taiwan (national) · 13 ledger claims
    Cited on: vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules
  8. HUD, Housing Choice Vouchers: Tenants
    hud.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Housing and Communities: who decides
  9. Hudson, Does Public Participation Really Matter? (Policy and Internet, doi:10.1002/poi3.167)
    oidp.net · source date 2017-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Iceland · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Iceland's crowdsourced constitution: an open drafting process that stalled in parliament, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  10. Human Rights Watch, Ballots to Bullets
    hrw.org · source date 2008-03-16 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Kenya · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Voter intimidation: pressure on voters and on the people who run elections

My Vote Forward sources H to I, part 40

My Vote Forward sources 391 to 400:

  1. Humanista (UFRGS), Gestão Pública fact-check
    ufrgs.br · source date 2020-10-30 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Porto Alegre, Brazil · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Porto Alegre participatory budgeting: the original model, its peak and its long decline
  2. ICCPR Article 25, as reproduced by University of Minnesota Human Rights Library
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    Cited on: The framework, Private voting
  3. IFES ElectionGuide, British Referendum 2016
    electionguide.org · source date 2016-06-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  4. IFES ElectionGuide, Colombian Referendum 2016
    electionguide.org · source date 2016-10-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Colombia · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use
  5. IFES ElectionGuide: Irish Referendum 2018
    electionguide.org · source date 2018-05-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use, Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  6. Imai, Multivariate Regression Analysis for the Item Count Technique, JASA 106(494)
    imai.fas.harvard.edu · source date 2011 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: general · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Opinion and choice
  7. Information Disorder: Toward an Interdisciplinary Framework for Research and Policy Making
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    Cited on: Misinformation
  8. INSEE, Commune de Paris (75056)
    insee.fr · source date 2023 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France (Paris) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  9. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Art. 25
    ohchr.org · source date 1966-12-16 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: International · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, Glossary, Can someone be punished for an opinion they share?, Ballot: the official instrument of a vote, Eligibility: meeting the legal requirements to vote, Secrecy: no one can link a voter to a ballot, Seminar guide
  10. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Article 25
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    Cited on: The secret ballot: how private voting became a public safeguard, Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how, Participation between elections: referendums, consultation, and participatory budgeting, Opinion and choice, Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval

My Vote Forward sources I to J, part 41

My Vote Forward sources 401 to 410:

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My Vote Forward sources J to J, part 42

My Vote Forward sources 411 to 420:

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My Vote Forward sources K to K, part 43

My Vote Forward sources 421 to 430:

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My Vote Forward sources K to L, part 44

My Vote Forward sources 431 to 440:

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My Vote Forward sources L to L, part 45

My Vote Forward sources 441 to 450:

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My Vote Forward sources M to M, part 46

My Vote Forward sources 451 to 460:

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My Vote Forward sources M to M, part 47

My Vote Forward sources 461 to 470:

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My Vote Forward sources M to M, part 48

My Vote Forward sources 471 to 480:

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My Vote Forward sources M to M, part 49

My Vote Forward sources 481 to 490:

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My Vote Forward sources M to N, part 50

My Vote Forward sources 491 to 500:

  1. Moore v. Harper, No. 21-1271
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    Cited on: Gerrymandering
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    Cited on: Foreign interference: outside governments trying to shape another country's vote
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    Cited on: Misinformation
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My Vote Forward sources N to N, part 51

My Vote Forward sources 501 to 510:

  1. National Academies, Securing the Vote: New Report
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    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, The framework, Private voting, Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Security: three layers that must not be confused, Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, Washington, D.C. 2010 internet voting test: a public trial that was breached, West Virginia's mobile voting pilot: Voatz in 2018 and the security reviews that followed, Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots, Can someone in a household coerce a remote voter?, Why should anyone trust the operator of this framework?, What happens when the network or the system fails?, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?, Audit: an independent check of whether a process produced a correct result, Risk-limiting audit: statistical evidence that the winner is right, Voter-verified paper record: the paper a voter can check before casting
  2. National Academies, Securing the Vote: Protecting American Democracy
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    Cited on: Seminar guide
  3. National Archives, 19th Amendment
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    Cited on: Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how
  4. National Assessment Governing Board, Civics Framework for the 2018 NAEP
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    Cited on: What the national civics test measures, and what it cannot
  5. National Conference of State Legislatures, "Recall of State Officials," updated August 27, 2025. https://www.ncsl.org/elections-and-campaigns/recall-of-state-officials
    ncsl.org
    Cited on: Recall: removing an official before the term ends
  6. National Conference of State Legislatures, "Risk-Limiting Audits," updated September 6, 2024. https://www.ncsl.org/elections-and-campaigns/risk-limiting-audits
    ncsl.org
    Cited on: Risk-limiting audit: statistical evidence that the winner is right
  7. National Research Council, The Growth of Incarceration in the United States (Summary)
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  8. NATO, Defence expenditures and NATO's 5% commitment
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    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  9. NATO, The Hague Summit Declaration
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    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Who decides defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
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    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources N to N, part 52

My Vote Forward sources 511 to 520:

  1. NBC News report of CBO estimate
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    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  2. NBER, Oregon Health Insurance Experiment
    nber.org · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Oregon, United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  3. NCES Fast Facts: Back-to-School Statistics
    nces.ed.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education, Education: evidence
  4. NCES Fast Facts: Charter Schools
    nces.ed.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education, Education: evidence
  5. NCES, NAEP Achievement Levels
    nces.ed.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: What the national civics test measures, and what it cannot
  6. NCES, NAEP Civics 2022 Highlights
    nationsreportcard.gov · source date n.d. (2022 assessment) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: What the national civics test measures, and what it cannot
  7. NCES, NAEP Civics overview
    nces.ed.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: What the national civics test measures, and what it cannot
  8. NCES, Public School Revenue Sources
    nces.ed.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  9. NCHS Data Brief 548, Mortality in the United States, 2024
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    Cited on: Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  10. NCSL, Access to and Use of Voter Registration Lists
    ncsl.org · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who can see my data in My Vote Forward?

My Vote Forward sources N to N, part 53

My Vote Forward sources 521 to 530:

  1. NCSL, Automatic Voter Registration
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-08-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts, Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does, Youth participation: why the youngest eligible voters vote least, and what changes it, Registration: entering an eligible person on the voter roll
  2. NCSL, Certificate of Need State Laws
    ncsl.org · source date 2025-04-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Health and Care: who decides, Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  3. NCSL, Changes to State Primary Elections Since 2000
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-05-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: WA, CA, AK · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  4. NCSL, Initiative and Referendum Processes
    ncsl.org · source date 2025-11-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states), U.S. states · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Proposals, Who decides government and rights, Agenda capture, Ballot item: a proposal or contest that has qualified for the ballot, Ballot measure: a question that appears on an official ballot, Initiative: citizens propose a law and put it to a vote, Proposal: a specific plan for public action, Referendum: a question put directly to voters
  5. NCSL, Poll Watchers and Challengers
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-09-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Voter intimidation: pressure on voters and on the people who run elections
  6. NCSL, Post-Election Audits
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-09-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems, Audit: an independent check of whether a process produced a correct result, Ballot: the official instrument of a vote, Chain of custody: a documented record of who held what, and when, Risk-limiting audit: statistical evidence that the winner is right
  7. NCSL, Preregistration for Young Voters
    ncsl.org · source date 2025-02-26 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Youth participation: why the youngest eligible voters vote least, and what changes it
  8. NCSL, Prohibiting Private Funding of Elections
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-09-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Election administration funding: paying for the machinery of voting
  9. NCSL, Right-to-Work Resources
    ncsl.org · source date 2023-12-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides
  10. NCSL, Same-Day Voter Registration
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-03-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does

My Vote Forward sources N to N, part 54

My Vote Forward sources 531 to 540:

  1. NCSL, State Primaries Toolkit
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-06-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Louisiana · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  2. NCSL, State Primary Election Types
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-05-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (state law), United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  3. NCSL, Table 18: States With All-Mail Elections
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-08-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  4. NCSL, Voter ID Laws
    ncsl.org · source date 2026-09-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts
  5. Nemec et al., The Return of Coppersmith's Attack, CCS 2017
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    Cited on: Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate
  6. NERC, 2025 Long-Term Reliability Assessment
    nerc.com · source date 2026-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: North America · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  7. Neumark and Shirley, Myth or Measurement, NBER WP 28388
    nber.org · source date 2022-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  8. New Jersey Constitution, Art. I para. 11
    njleg.state.nj.us · source date amended eff. 2017-01-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New Jersey · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides, Education: who decides
  9. New York State Rifle & Pistol Assn. v. Bruen
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2022-06-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  10. Nextgov, West Virginia Scraps Voatz Mobile Voting App
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    Cited on: West Virginia's mobile voting pilot: Voatz in 2018 and the security reviews that followed

My Vote Forward sources N to N, part 55

My Vote Forward sources 541 to 550:

  1. Nez, Mouvements 74 (abstract via OpenAlex)
    doi.org · source date 2013 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France (Paris) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  2. NFIB v. Sebelius, 567 U.S. 519
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    Cited on: Health and Care: who decides
  3. NIC, Foreign Threats to the 2020 US Federal Elections, ICA 2020-00078D
    archive.dni.gov · source date 2021-03-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Foreign interference: outside governments trying to shape another country's vote
  4. Niessen and Reuchamps, Parliamentary Affairs 75(1)
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    Cited on: Ostbelgien's permanent citizens' dialogue (2019 to present)
  5. NIJ, Five Things About Deterrence
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  6. Niskanen Center event transcript
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    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  7. NIST CMVP
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    Cited on: Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove
  8. NIST Computer Security Resource Center, Glossary, "identity" (definitions from SP 800-63-4, SP 800-63A-4, FIPS 201-3 and others). https://csrc.nist.gov/glossary/term/identity
    csrc.nist.gov
    Cited on: Identity: the attributes that describe a particular person
  9. NIST Computer Security Resource Center, Glossary, "threat modeling" (from NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5). https://csrc.nist.gov/glossary/term/threat_modeling
    csrc.nist.gov
    Cited on: Threat model: a structured account of what could go wrong
  10. NIST CSRC glossary, authentication (SP 800-63-4)
    csrc.nist.gov · source date 2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal guidance) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Glossary, Authentication: proving control of an account

My Vote Forward sources N to N, part 56

My Vote Forward sources 551 to 560:

  1. NIST CSRC glossary, identity proofing (SP 800-63-4)
    csrc.nist.gov · source date 2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal guidance) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Glossary, Identity proofing: tying an account to a real person
  2. NIST CSRC glossary, synthetic data generation (SP 800-188)
    csrc.nist.gov · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal guidance) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Glossary, Synthetic data: artificial records made to resemble real data
  3. NIST SP 800-161r1
    csrc.nist.gov · source date 2022-05 (updated 2024-11-01) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove
  4. NIST SP 800-193 Platform Firmware Resiliency Guidelines
    csrc.nist.gov · source date 2018-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove
  5. NIST SP 800-63-4 Digital Identity Guidelines
    pages.nist.gov · source date 2025-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal guidance), United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Private voting, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration
  6. NIST SP 800-63A-4 and SP 800-63-4
    pages.nist.gov · source date 2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal guidance), United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Glossary, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Identity proofing: tying an account to a real person, Identity: the attributes that describe a particular person
  7. NIST SP 800-63B-4 sec. 3.2.3; SP 800-63-4 sec. 2.3.1
    pages.nist.gov · source date 2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal guidance), United States · 6 ledger claims
    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, Glossary, Security: three layers that must not be confused, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove, Does a fingerprint or face scan prove someone is eligible to vote?, Authentication: proving control of an account, Passkey: a phishing-resistant sign-in credential, Seminar guide
  8. NIST, SP 800-63-4, Digital Identity Guidelines. https://pages.nist.gov/800-63-4/sp800-63.html
    pages.nist.gov
    Cited on: Identity proofing: tying an account to a real person, Identity: the attributes that describe a particular person
  9. NJ Civic Information Consortium, About
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    Cited on: The collapse of local news
  10. NOAA, 2024 was the world's warmest year on record
    noaa.gov · source date 2025-01-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: global · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources N to O, part 57

My Vote Forward sources 561 to 570:

  1. NPR via KUNC, Colorado Launches First-In-The-Nation Post-Election Audits
    kunc.org · source date 2017-11-22 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Colorado, United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots
  2. NTIA, BEAD Program
    ntia.gov · source date 2026 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
  3. NY Attorney General press release
    ag.ny.gov · source date 2026-03-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  4. NY OAG: Fake Comments report
    ag.ny.gov · source date 2021-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal rulemaking), United States (New York AG investigation of FCC proceeding) · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Collective priorities: how individual rankings become a group picture, and what that picture cannot say, Can wealthy or organized groups dominate a priority-setting system?, Who funds My Vote Forward, and could money shape it?
  5. NYC Civic Engagement Commission, About
    nyc.gov · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  6. NYC Civic Engagement Commission, home
    nyc.gov · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  7. NYC Council, FY 2027 PB results press release
    council.nyc.gov · source date 2026-05-22 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  8. NYC Council, Participatory Budgeting
    council.nyc.gov · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows, Participatory budgeting: residents decide part of a public budget, Resource allocation: dividing a fixed amount across items
  9. ODIHR, Estonia Parliamentary Elections 3 March 2019, EET Final Report
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    Cited on: Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate
  10. ODIHR, Estonia Parliamentary Elections 5 March 2023, EET Final Report
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    Cited on: Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate

My Vote Forward sources O to O, part 58

My Vote Forward sources 571 to 580:

  1. ODIHR, Opinion on the Regulation of Internet Voting, Estonia
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    Cited on: Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate
  2. OECD Evaluation Guidelines for Representative Deliberative Processes
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    Cited on: Evaluation
  3. OECD OPSI, Better Reykjavik case entry
    oecd-opsi.org · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Reykjavik, Iceland · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Better Reykjavik and My Neighborhood: a city's standing channel for resident ideas
  4. Official Declaration of the Vote Results on State Ballot Measure
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    Cited on: Gerrymandering
  5. OGP IRM, Assessment of Madrid's 2018-2021 Action Plan
    transparencia.madrid.es · source date 2022 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  6. Online News Act, S.C. 2023, c. 23
    laws-lois.justice.gc.ca · source date 2023-06-22 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Canada · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The collapse of local news
  7. Online opt-in polls can produce misleading results (Pew)
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    Cited on: Measurement, Opt-in sample: people who chose to take part
  8. OPB, Oregon DMV voter registration error reporting
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    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  9. Oregon HB 2001 (2019) overview
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    Cited on: Housing and Communities: who decides, Housing and Communities: what the evidence shows
  10. Oregon Legislative Fiscal Office, Issue Review: Oregon Vote by Mail
    oregonlegislature.gov · source date 2020-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Oregon, United States · 12 ledger claims
    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed

My Vote Forward sources O to P, part 59

My Vote Forward sources 581 to 590:

  1. Oregon Secretary of State press release, Supreme Court protects Oregon voters' right to have ballots counted
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    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  2. Oregon Secretary of State, Oregon Vote-by-Mail timeline
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    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  3. Oregon Secretary of State, Voter Turnout History: General Election
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    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  4. OSCE/ODIHR, Norway Parliamentary Elections 9 September 2013, Election Assessment Mission Final Report
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    Cited on: Norway's internet voting trials: 2011 and 2013
  5. OSCE/ODIHR, Norway's internet voting pilot project held in an open manner (news release on 2011 final report)
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    Cited on: Norway's internet voting trials: 2011 and 2013
  6. Paris Data, Budget participatif: Les projets lauréats
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    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  7. Paris Data, Nombre de votants au budget participatif
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    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  8. Parliament of the German-speaking Community, Schriftenreihe Band 23, Auswertung 2019-2024
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    Cited on: Ostbelgien's permanent citizens' dialogue (2019 to present)
  9. Participatory Budgeting Project, About PB
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    Cited on: Participation between elections: referendums, consultation, and participatory budgeting, Participatory budgeting: residents decide part of a public budget, Resource allocation: dividing a fixed amount across items
  10. Participatory Budgeting Project, What is PB
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    Cited on: What if most people never participate?, Is My Vote Forward just a poll with extra steps?

My Vote Forward sources P to P, part 60

My Vote Forward sources 591 to 600:

  1. Participedia, Constitutional Assembly (Iceland)
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    Cited on: Iceland's crowdsourced constitution: an open drafting process that stalled in parliament
  2. Persson, Esaiasson, Gilljam, The effects of direct voting and deliberation on legitimacy beliefs, EPSR
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    Cited on: Evaluation
  3. Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker, How does health spending in the U.S. compare
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    Cited on: Health and Care: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  4. Pew Research Center, 2012 Republican primary voters more conservative than GOP general election voters
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    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  5. Pew Research Center, 2024 validated voters analysis
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    Cited on: Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does
  6. Pew Research Center, About
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    Cited on: Who funds My Vote Forward, and could money shape it?
  7. Pew Research Center, Americans See Health Care Costs, Deficit, Inflation as Big Problems Facing the Nation
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  8. Pew Research Center, Americans' Shifting Views on Energy Sources, Policy in 2026
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    Cited on: Environment and energy
  9. Pew Research Center, Americans' Top Policy Priority for 2024
    pewresearch.org · source date 2024-02-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (national) · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Subjects: ten provisional areas of public life, Health and Care: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Education, Economy and Work, Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  10. Pew Research Center, As Partisan Hostility Grows, Signs of Frustration With the Two-Party System
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    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side

My Vote Forward sources P to P, part 61

My Vote Forward sources 601 to 610:

  1. Pew Research Center, As the 2026 Midterms Approach, Economy Is Front and Center
    pewresearch.org · source date 2026-07-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education, Economy and Work
  2. Pew Research Center, Attitudes on Same-Sex Marriage fact sheet
    pewresearch.org · source date 2019 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: What happens when someone changes their position?
  3. Pew Research Center, More Americans now say government should take steps to restrict false information online than in 2018
    pewresearch.org · source date 2021-08-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Government and rights, Government and rights, the evidence
  4. Pew Research Center, Most Americans say government has a responsibility to ensure health care coverage
    pewresearch.org · source date 2025-12-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Health and Care: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  5. Pew Research Center, No Easy Fix for Bogus Respondents in Online Opt-In Polls (methodology)
    pewresearch.org · source date 2026-08-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (survey methods) · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, Can wealthy or organized groups dominate a priority-setting system?, What if most people never participate?, Is My Vote Forward just a poll with extra steps?
  6. Pew Research Center, Political Polarization in the American Public
    pewresearch.org · source date 2014-06-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national adults) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side
  7. Pew Research Center, public trust in government trend page
    pewresearch.org · source date 2025-12-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Government and rights, Government and rights, the evidence
  8. Pew Research Center, Republicans have become less likely to say NATO membership benefits the US
    pewresearch.org · source date 2026-04-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  9. Pew Research Center, Satisfaction with democracy has declined in recent years in high-income nations
    pewresearch.org · source date 2024-06-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: 31 countries · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Government and rights, the evidence
  10. Pew Research Center, Turnout in 2022 House midterms declined from 2018 high
    pewresearch.org · source date 2023-03-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide, Problems

My Vote Forward sources P to P, part 62

My Vote Forward sources 611 to 620:

  1. Pew Research Center, voters' evaluations of the 2024 election process
    pewresearch.org · source date 2024-12-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (adults; self-reported voters) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  2. Pew Research Center, What Are Americans' Top Foreign Policy Priorities?
    pewresearch.org · source date 2024-04-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  3. Pew Research Center, With Americans in a Sour Mood, Democratic Voters Are More Engaged in Midterms
    pewresearch.org · source date 2026-10-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy
  4. Pew Research Center, Writing Survey Questions
    pewresearch.org · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, US, general, not applicable, United States (survey methods) · 29 ledger claims
    Cited on: Seminar guide, Question design, Opinion and choice, Evaluation, Start here, Priorities, Opinions, Consent: specific, revocable, and never a key to the ballot, Published releases: scheduled, reviewed, and the same for everyone, Governance: who decides, and how they answer for it, Subjects: ten provisional areas of public life, Agenda capture, Who chooses the ten subjects, and why should anyone accept that list?, What happens when someone changes their position?, Is My Vote Forward just a poll with extra steps?, Agenda-setting: shaping which issues get attention, Ballot measure: a question that appears on an official ballot, Opinion: a stated view on a worded question, Priority: a judgment of what deserves attention first, Proposal: a specific plan for public action, Referendum: a question put directly to voters, Salience: how prominent an issue is in attention
  5. Pew, Americans' Changing Relationship With Local News
    pewresearch.org · source date 2024-05-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The collapse of local news
  6. Pew, Americans' Dismal Views of the Nation's Politics
    pewresearch.org · source date 2023-09-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 7 ledger claims
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock, Government and rights, Government and rights, the evidence, Problems, Money in politics
  7. Pew, Congress has long struggled to pass spending bills on time
    pewresearch.org · source date 2025-10-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock, Problems
  8. Pew, Finding 60 votes in an evenly divided Senate
    pewresearch.org · source date 2022-08-26 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States Senate · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  9. Pew, U.S. newsroom employment has fallen 26% since 2008
    pewresearch.org · source date 2021-07-13 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The collapse of local news
  10. Plyler v. Doe (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1982-06-15 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides

My Vote Forward sources P to P, part 63

My Vote Forward sources 621 to 630:

  1. PoliticsHome
    politicshome.com · source date 2019-07-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  2. Prefeitura de Porto Alegre, Assembleias do OP ocorrem a partir de outubro
    prefeitura.poa.br · source date 2022-08-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Porto Alegre, Brazil · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Porto Alegre participatory budgeting: the original model, its peak and its long decline, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  3. Prefeitura de Porto Alegre, Orçamento Participativo
    prefeitura.poa.br · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Porto Alegre, Brazil · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Porto Alegre participatory budgeting: the original model, its peak and its long decline
  4. Prefeitura de Porto Alegre, Orçamento real é defendido em assembleia temática do OP
    prefeitura.poa.br · source date 2019-10-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Porto Alegre, Brazil · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Porto Alegre participatory budgeting: the original model, its peak and its long decline
  5. Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions for FY2024 (GovInfo)
    govinfo.gov · source date 2023-09-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  6. Presidential Determination on Refugee Admissions for FY2027 (No. 2026-24)
    public-inspection.federalregister.gov · source date 2026-09-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  7. Press Forward, About
    pressforward.news · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The collapse of local news
  8. Preventing Regulatory Capture: Introduction
    tobinproject.org · source date 2014 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Theory, mainly United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Agenda capture
  9. Prime Minister's letter to Donald Tusk
    gov.uk · source date 2017-03-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  10. Princeton University Press, Democracy for Realists
    press.princeton.edu · source date 2017 (paperback) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Seminar guide

My Vote Forward sources P to P, part 64

My Vote Forward sources 631 to 640:

  1. Printz v. United States (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1997-06-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  2. Psychological inoculation improves resilience against misinformation on social media
    doi.org · source date 2022-08-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States and online samples · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  3. Public Financing of Campaigns: Overview
    ncsl.org · source date 2025-09-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Money in politics
  4. Public funding of presidential elections
    fec.gov · source date n.d. (2024 figures) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Money in politics
  5. Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference (Canada)
    foreigninterferencecommission.ca · source date 2025-01-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Canada · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Foreign interference: outside governments trying to shape another country's vote
  6. Public Interest Organizations' Request for Rehearing, Order 202-25-7
    energy.gov · source date 2025-09-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: what the evidence shows
  7. Public Law 107-40 (2001 AUMF)
    congress.gov · source date 2001-09-18 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides defense and foreign affairs
  8. Public Law 113-3
    govinfo.gov · source date 2013-02-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock
  9. Public Law 117-58
    govinfo.gov · source date 2021-11-15 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
  10. Public Law 119-16
    govinfo.gov · source date 2025-06-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides

My Vote Forward sources P to R, part 65

My Vote Forward sources 641 to 650:

  1. Public Sénat, Environnement dans la Constitution
    publicsenat.fr · source date 2021-05-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: France · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: France's Citizens' Convention for Climate (2019 to 2021)
  2. R (Miller) v Secretary of State for Exiting the EU [2017] UKSC 5
    supremecourt.uk · source date 2017-01-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Participation between elections: referendums, consultation, and participatory budgeting, The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  3. R (Miller) v The Prime Minister [2019] UKSC 41 press summary
    caselaw.nationalarchives.gov.uk · source date 2019-09-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  4. RAND, The Challenges of Defining and Measuring Defensive Gun Use
    rand.org · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  5. RAND, What Science Tells Us About the Effects of Gun Policies
    rand.org · source date 2026-01-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  6. Redistricting Commissions for Congressional Districts (CRS IN11053)
    everycrsreport.com · source date 2026-03-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states), United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Gerrymandering
  7. Reed, Reevaluating the Vote Market Hypothesis, Social Science History 38(3-4)
    cambridge.org · source date 2014 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The secret ballot: how private voting became a public safeguard
  8. Reference by the Lord Advocate [2022] UKSC 31
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    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  9. Referendum Commission, 34th Amendment (Marriage Equality) 2015 result
    referendum.ie · source date 2015 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  10. Regulation (EU) 2016/679, Art. 4(11) (reproduced at gdpr-info.eu)
    gdpr-info.eu · source date 2016-04-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: European Union · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Glossary, Consent: specific, revocable, and never a key to the ballot, Consent: agreement to a specific use of information

My Vote Forward sources R to S, part 66

My Vote Forward sources 651 to 660:

  1. Reitman v. Mulkey, 387 U.S. 369
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1967-05-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, California · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do
  2. Report of the AAPOR Task Force on Non-Probability Sampling
    aapor.org · source date 2013-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: general · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Measurement, Opt-in sample: people who chose to take part, Weighting: adjusting a sample to match a population
  3. Reshares on social media amplify political news but do not detectably affect beliefs or opinions
    doi.org · source date 2023-07-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (Facebook) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  4. Response rates in telephone surveys have resumed their decline (Pew)
    pewresearch.org · source date 2019-02-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: US · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Measurement, Nonresponse bias: when those who answer differ from those who do not, Weighting: adjusting a sample to match a population
  5. RFC 6962, Certificate Transparency
    rfc-editor.org · source date 2013-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: International (IETF) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Why should anyone trust the operator of this framework?
  6. Rhode Island RLA Working Group, RLA pilot study, Brennan Center
    brennancenter.org · source date 2019-09-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Rhode Island · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Trust in elections: why confidence and accuracy are different problems
  7. Romer v. Evans, 517 U.S. 620
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1996-05-20 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, Colorado, United States (federal) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do, Does a majority decide anyone's rights in this framework?
  8. Royo, Pina and Garcia-Rayado, Decide Madrid: A Critical Analysis of an Award-Winning e-Participation Initiative, Sustainability 12(4)
    ideas.repec.org · source date 2020-02-24 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Madrid, Spain · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Decide Madrid: citizen proposals, a city vote and a short-lived sortition body
  9. Rucho v. Common Cause, No. 18-422
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2019-06-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Gerrymandering
  10. Sabin Center, Widespread Local Opposition... Continues to Hamper Renewable Energy Development
    blogs.law.columbia.edu · source date 2026-09-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Environment and energy, Environment and energy: who decides, Environment and energy: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources S to S, part 67

My Vote Forward sources 661 to 670:

  1. SAMHSA press release, 2024 NSDUH
    samhsa.gov · source date 2025-07-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  2. San Antonio ISD v. Rodriguez, 411 U.S. 1
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1973-03-21 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Education: who decides
  3. Sawer, Inventing the Nation Through the Ballot Box, Papers on Parliament No. 37
    aph.gov.au · source date 2001-09-21 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Australia; United Kingdom · 6 ledger claims
    Cited on: The secret ballot: how private voting became a public safeguard
  4. Schleicher, OECD, Education at a Glance 2025: United States (presentation)
    hoover-s3-website.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com · source date 2025-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States / OECD · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education, Education: evidence
  5. Schulhofer-Wohl and Garrido, NBER w14817
    nber.org · source date 2009-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Cincinnati area, Kentucky suburbs · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The collapse of local news
  6. Sciarini et al., The Underexplored Species, SPSR 22(1)
    archive-ouverte.unige.ch · source date 2016 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  7. Scotland Act 1998 (Modification of Schedule 5) Order 2013
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2013-02-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Scotland, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  8. Scotland Act 2016 s.1
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2016 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Scotland, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  9. Scottish Independence Referendum (Franchise) Act 2013 s.2
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2013 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Scotland, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  10. Scottish Independence Referendum Act 2013 Explanatory Notes
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2013 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Scotland, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum

My Vote Forward sources S to S, part 68

My Vote Forward sources 671 to 680:

  1. Scottish Independence Referendum Act 2013 s.1
    legislation.gov.uk · source date 2013 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Scotland, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  2. SECO, Erläuternder Bericht Ausführungsbestimmungen zur Änderung des Ausländergesetzes vom 16. Dezember 2016
    newsd.admin.ch · source date 2017-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  3. SEM, Stellenmeldepflicht
    sem.admin.ch · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  4. Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2025-05-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  5. Seventh Annual Report on the Implementation of the Scotland Act 2016, CP 846
    assets.publishing.service.gov.uk · source date 2023-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Scotland, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: The 2014 Scottish independence referendum
  6. Shelby County v. Holder, 570 U.S. 529
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2013-06-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how, Who decides government and rights, Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does
  7. Shifting attention to accuracy can reduce misinformation online
    doi.org · source date 2021-03-17 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  8. Sihotang, Public Management Review 26(11) (abstract via OpenAlex)
    doi.org · source date 2023 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  9. Small et al., Polis: Scaling Deliberation by Mapping High Dimensional Opinion Spaces, Recerca 26(2)
    e-revistes.uji.es · source date 2021-07-22 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Taiwan (national) · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules
  10. Solove, Privacy Self-Management and the Consent Dilemma, 126 Harv. L. Rev. 1880
    harvardlawreview.org · source date 2013 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: not applicable · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Consent: specific, revocable, and never a key to the ballot

My Vote Forward sources S to S, part 69

My Vote Forward sources 681 to 690:

  1. Southwest Land Border Encounters (CBP)
    cbp.gov · source date current · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  2. Specter, Koppel and Weitzner, Security Analysis of Voatz
    internetpolicy.mit.edu · source date 2020 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (research) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?
  3. Specter, Koppel, Weitzner, The Ballot is Busted Before the Blockchain, USENIX Security 2020
    usenix.org · source date 2020-08 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (West Virginia) · 9 ledger claims
    Cited on: West Virginia's mobile voting pilot: Voatz in 2018 and the security reviews that followed
  4. SpeechNow.org v. FEC
    fec.gov · source date 2010-03-26 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (D.C. Circuit) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Money in politics
  5. Springall et al., Security Analysis of the Estonian Internet Voting System, CCS 2014
    estoniaevoting.org · source date 2014-11 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Estonia (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate
  6. Squire, Why the 1936 Literary Digest Poll Failed, POQ 52(1)
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    Cited on: What if most people never participate?
  7. Stanford Center for Deliberative Democracy, What is Deliberative Polling?
    deliberation.stanford.edu · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: General / South Korea example, General (research method) · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Opinions, What happens when someone changes their position?, What if most people never participate?, Is My Vote Forward just a poll with extra steps?, Deliberation: reasoned discussion before a decision, Deliberative poll: a random sample surveyed before and after deliberating
  8. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, "Democracy," first published July 27, 2006, substantive revision June 18, 2024. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/democracy/
    plato.stanford.edu
    Cited on: Deliberation: reasoned discussion before a decision, Deliberative poll: a random sample surveyed before and after deliberating, Sortition: selecting public decision-makers by lot
  9. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Arrow's Theorem
    plato.stanford.edu · source date 2025-12-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: General (formal theory) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: The framework, Priorities, Ranking: an ordering from most to least important
  10. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Political Representation
    plato.stanford.edu · source date 2026-06-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: General (political theory) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Representation, Representation: acting on behalf of others

My Vote Forward sources S to S, part 70

My Vote Forward sources 691 to 700:

  1. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The Ethics and Rationality of Voting
    plato.stanford.edu · source date 2025-02-21 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: n/a (philosophy) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does
  2. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Social Choice Theory (List)
    plato.stanford.edu · source date 2022-10-14 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: n/a (theory), none · 6 ledger claims
    Cited on: Collective priorities: how individual rankings become a group picture, and what that picture cannot say, Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do, Agenda-setting: shaping which issues get attention, Ranking: an ordering from most to least important
  3. Stark and Xie, They may look and look, yet not see: BMDs cannot be tested adequately
    arxiv.org · source date 2022-07-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Colorado's risk-limiting audits: statistical evidence from paper ballots
  4. Statement from the Citizens' Assembly
    citizensassembly.ie · source date 2018-02-21 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  5. States Offering Driver's Licenses to Immigrants (NCSL)
    ncsl.org · source date 2023-03-13 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  6. Statistical Summary of 24-Month Campaign Activity of the 2023-2024 Election Cycle
    fec.gov · source date 2025-04-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Money in politics
  7. Statistics Iceland, Referendum 20 October 2012
    statice.is · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Iceland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Iceland's crowdsourced constitution: an open drafting process that stalled in parliament
  8. Stortinget, Innst. 287 L (2014-2015), recommendation of the Standing Committee on Scrutiny and Constitutional Affairs
    stortinget.no · source date 2015-05-26 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Norway · 6 ledger claims
    Cited on: Norway's internet voting trials: 2011 and 2013
  9. Strasser, Volk bestätigt bilateralen Weg und Personenfreizügigkeit klar, Swissvotes
    swissvotes.ch · source date 2020 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  10. Stuart Weir, review on openDemocracy
    opendemocracy.net · source date 2010-01-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: International · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Seminar guide

My Vote Forward sources S to S, part 71

My Vote Forward sources 701 to 710:

  1. Su, From Porto Alegre to New York City, New Political Science 39(1) (abstract via OpenAlex)
    doi.org · source date 2017 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  2. Su, Participatory Budgeting in New York City, Metropolitics
    metropolitics.org · source date 2014-12-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  3. Swiss Federal Chancellery, E-voting
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    Cited on: Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, Governance: who decides, and how they answer for it, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident, Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde, Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate, Why should anyone trust the operator of this framework?, What happens when the network or the system fails?, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?
  4. Swiss Federal Chancellery, E-Voting-Versuchsbetrieb: Weiteres Vorgehen nach dem Vorfall in Basel-Stadt
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    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  5. Swiss Federal Chancellery, Federal Chancellery to review e-voting
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    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  6. Swiss Federal Chancellery, media releases e-voting (list)
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    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  7. Swiss Federal Chancellery, Public intrusion test for e-voting to take place in February and March
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    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  8. Swiss Federal Chancellery, Release of source code leads to discovery of flaw in Swiss Post's new e-voting system
    admin.ch · source date 2019-03-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  9. Swiss Federal Chancellery, Security in e-voting
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    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  10. Swiss Federal Chancellery, Volksabstimmung vom 8. Maerz 2026: Elektronisch abgegebene Stimmen im Kanton Basel-Stadt womoeglich nicht zaehlbar
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    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident

My Vote Forward sources S to S, part 72

My Vote Forward sources 711 to 720:

  1. Swiss Federal Council, e-voting: Federal Council launches redesign of trials
    admin.ch · source date 2020-12-21 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  2. Swiss Federal Council, E-voting: New legislation comes into force
    admin.ch · source date 2022-05-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  3. Swiss Federal Council, Federal Council approves resumption of online voting trials
    admin.ch · source date 2023-03-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  4. Swiss Federal Council, Federal Council to reframe trial phase and delay introduction as a regular voting channel
    admin.ch · source date 2019-06-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  5. Swiss Federal Council, The Federal Council renews basic licences for online voting
    admin.ch · source date 2025-06-25 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  6. Swissinfo, most Swiss do actually vote
    swissinfo.ch · source date 2016-02-16 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (Geneva) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  7. Swissinfo, Most Swiss expats to lose e-voting access in parliament elections
    swissinfo.ch · source date 2019-06-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's e-voting trials: suspension, redesign, and the 2026 Basel-Stadt incident
  8. Swissinfo, Swiss Post set to relaunch its e-voting system
    swissinfo.ch · source date 2020-06-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: What happens when the network or the system fails?, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?
  9. Swissvotes, Änderung der Finanzordnung
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    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  10. Swissvotes, Begrenzungsinitiative
    swissvotes.ch · source date 2020-09-27 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde

My Vote Forward sources S to T, part 73

My Vote Forward sources 721 to 730:

  1. Swissvotes, Einführung des Frauenstimmrechts
    swissvotes.ch · source date 1971-02-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  2. Swissvotes, Volksinitiative Gegen Masseneinwanderung
    swissvotes.ch · source date 2014-02-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (federal) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  3. Swissvotes: Volksinitiative Gegen den Bau von Minaretten
    swissvotes.ch · source date 2009-11-29 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland, Switzerland (federal) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do, Switzerland's direct democracy: initiatives, referendums, the double majority and the Landsgemeinde
  4. Taiwan Anti-Infiltration Act
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    Cited on: Foreign interference: outside governments trying to shape another country's vote
  5. Tax Foundation, State Strategies for Closing FY 2020 with a Balanced Budget
    taxfoundation.org · source date 2020-04-02 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Tradeoffs
  6. Texas Secretary of State, Turnout and Voter Registration Figures (1970-current)
    sos.state.tx.us · source date n.d. (data through 2024) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Texas · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Low turnout in local elections: when a small and unrepresentative electorate decides
  7. The 74, The Massive Collapse in College Confidence Isn't Getting Any Better
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    Cited on: Education, Education: evidence
  8. The Ballot Act 1872 (c. 33)
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    Cited on: The secret ballot: how private voting became a public safeguard
  9. The Citizens' Assembly, 2013-2014 Convention on the Constitution
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    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  10. The Citizens' Assembly, 2016-2018 Citizens' Assembly
    citizensassembly.ie · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 6 ledger claims
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes, Who chooses the ten subjects, and why should anyone accept that list?, Does a majority decide anyone's rights in this framework?, Can an institution lawfully ignore a public result?, What if most people never participate?, Who funds My Vote Forward, and could money shape it?

My Vote Forward sources T to T, part 74

My Vote Forward sources 731 to 740:

  1. The Citizens' Assembly, Citizens' Assembly on Biodiversity Loss
    citizensassembly.ie · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  2. The Citizens' Assembly, Citizens' Assembly on Drugs Use
    citizensassembly.ie · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  3. The Citizens' Assembly, Citizens' Assembly on Gender Equality
    citizensassembly.ie · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  4. The Citizens' Assembly, Dublin Citizens' Assembly
    citizensassembly.ie · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Ireland's citizens' assemblies: randomly selected citizens before national votes
  5. The Citizens' Assembly, Terms of Reference
    citizensassembly.ie · source date 2016-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Ireland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Participation between elections: referendums, consultation, and participatory budgeting, Citizens' assembly: a randomly selected body that deliberates and recommends, Deliberation: reasoned discussion before a decision, Sortition: selecting public decision-makers by lot
  6. The Economic and Fiscal Consequences of Immigration, Summary (National Academies)
    nationalacademies.org · source date 2017 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  7. The Federalist No. 51 (Avalon Project)
    avalon.law.yale.edu · source date 1788-02-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do, Government and rights
  8. The Federalist No. 73
    avalon.law.yale.edu · source date 1788 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (historical) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Gridlock and legislative deadlock, Problems
  9. The global effectiveness of fact-checking
    doi.org · source date 2021-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Argentina, Nigeria, South Africa, United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  10. The GovLab, CrowdLaw for Congress, vTaiwan case study
    congress.crowd.law · source date 2020-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Taiwan (national) · 7 ledger claims
    Cited on: vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules

My Vote Forward sources T to T, part 75

My Vote Forward sources 741 to 750:

  1. The Labor Market Effects of a Refugee Wave (Peri and Yasenov, NBER w21801)
    nber.org · source date 2015 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (Miami) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  2. The Nation's Report Card, NAEP Civics national achievement-level results, grade 8
    nationsreportcard.gov · source date n.d. (2022 assessment) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: What the national civics test measures, and what it cannot
  3. The People's Money, 1st Cycle
    participate.nyc.gov · source date 2022-2024 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  4. The People's Money, 2nd Cycle
    participate.nyc.gov · source date 2023-2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  5. The People's Money, 3rd Cycle
    participate.nyc.gov · source date 2024-2026 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  6. The People's Money, 4th Cycle
    participate.nyc.gov · source date 2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  7. The People's Money, participate.nyc.gov
    participate.nyc.gov · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: New York City · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: New York City participatory budgeting: council districts, The People's Money and what the evidence shows
  8. The simple but ingenious system Taiwan uses to crowdsource its laws (MIT Technology Review)
    technologyreview.com · source date 2018-08-21 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Taiwan, Taiwan (national) · 9 ledger claims
    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Collective priorities: how individual rankings become a group picture, and what that picture cannot say, vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules
  9. The spread of true and false news online
    doi.org · source date 2018-03 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Twitter, global · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Misinformation
  10. The Wage Impact of the Marielitos: Additional Evidence (Borjas, NBER w21850)
    nber.org · source date 2016-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (Miami) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources T to T, part 76

My Vote Forward sources 751 to 760:

  1. Thomas Burgisser (Dodis), Outwardly open, inwardly closed, Swiss National Museum blog
    italia-svizzera.dodis.ch · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Switzerland (history) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Does a majority decide anyone's rights in this framework?, Can an institution lawfully ignore a public result?
  2. Thompson, Wu, Yoder and Hall, Universal vote-by-mail has no impact on partisan turnout or vote share, PNAS 117(25)
    law.ucla.edu · source date 2020-06-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: California, Utah, Washington · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  3. Thorarensen, Why the making of a crowd-sourced Constitution in Iceland failed
    constitutional-change.com · source date 2014-02-26 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Iceland · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Iceland's crowdsourced constitution: an open drafting process that stalled in parliament
  4. Threat Modeling Manifesto working group, "Threat Modeling Manifesto." https://www.threatmodelingmanifesto.org/
    threatmodelingmanifesto.org
    Cited on: Threat model: a structured account of what could go wrong
  5. Timbs v. Indiana
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  6. Tocqueville, Democracy in America Vol. I ch. XV (Reeve tr.)
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    Cited on: Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do
  7. Tom Loveless, The NAEP proficiency myth, Brookings
    brookings.edu · source date 2016-06-13 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (commentary) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: What the national civics test measures, and what it cannot
  8. Touchton and Wampler, Improving Social Well-Being Through New Democratic Institutions, CPS 47(10)
    scholarworks.boisestate.edu · source date 2014 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Brazil · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Participation between elections: referendums, consultation, and participatory budgeting
  9. Trail of Bits, Voatz Security Assessment, Volume I: Technical Findings
    github.com · source date 2020-03-12 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: West Virginia's mobile voting pilot: Voatz in 2018 and the security reviews that followed
  10. Transit Costs Project Final Report
    transitcosts.com · source date 2023 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: International · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Infrastructure and Transport: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows

My Vote Forward sources T to U, part 77

My Vote Forward sources 761 to 770:

  1. Trump v. Barbara, No. 25-365 (U.S. Supreme Court)
    supremecourt.gov · source date 2026-06-30 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  2. Trump v. Hawaii (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 2018-06-26 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  3. Trust in Media at New Low
    news.gallup.com · source date 2025 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Misinformation
  4. Two Faces of Power
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    Cited on: Agenda capture
  5. U.S. Census Bureau, "2020 Census Apportionment Results," April 2021. https://www.census.gov/data/tables/2020/dec/2020-apportionment-data.html
    census.gov
    Cited on: Apportionment: dividing House seats among the states
  6. U.S. Census Bureau, "Computing Apportionment." https://www.census.gov/topics/public-sector/congressional-apportionment/about/computing.html
    census.gov
    Cited on: Apportionment: dividing House seats among the states
  7. U.S. Census Bureau, "Congressional Apportionment." https://www.census.gov/topics/public-sector/congressional-apportionment.html
    census.gov
    Cited on: Apportionment: dividing House seats among the states
  8. U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 Presidential Election Voting and Registration Tables release
    census.gov · source date 2025-04-30 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (citizen voting-age population) · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Ballot access: the practical steps between being eligible and casting a vote that counts, Unequal participation: who votes, who does not, and whether it changes what government does, Participation: taking part in a civic process, Registration: entering an eligible person on the voter roll
  9. U.S. Census Bureau, Differential Privacy (marked no longer current)
    census.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (federal) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules, Published releases: scheduled, reviewed, and the same for everyone, Who can see my data in My Vote Forward?, Aggregate: a summary that does not show any individual's answer, Differential privacy: a mathematical limit on what a release reveals
  10. U.S. Census Bureau, Government Organization Summary Report: 2022 & 2025
    census.gov · source date 2026-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 8 ledger claims
    Cited on: Private voting, Participation over time, Subjects: ten provisional areas of public life, Health and Care: who decides, Who decides government and rights, Government and rights, the evidence, Housing and Communities: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: who decides

My Vote Forward sources U to U, part 78

My Vote Forward sources 771 to 780:

  1. U.S. Census Bureau, Government Organization Summary Report: 2022 and 2025
    cdn.www.census.gov · source date 2026-05 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education, Education: who decides, Economy and Work: who decides
  2. U.S. Census Bureau, Health Insurance Coverage in the United States: 2024 (P60-288)
    census.gov · source date 2025-09-09 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Health and Care: what the evidence shows
  3. U.S. Census Bureau, Median Household Income in 2025 Surpassed Previous Highs
    census.gov · source date 2026-09-15 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  4. U.S. Census Bureau, Poverty in the United States: 2025 (P60-290)
    census.gov · source date 2026-09-15 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work, Economy and Work: evidence
  5. U.S. Census Bureau, Public School Spending Per Pupil Increased in 2024 (CB26-TPS.29)
    census.gov · source date 2026-05-07 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Education, Education: who decides, Education: evidence
  6. U.S. Census Bureau, Quarterly Residential Vacancies and Homeownership Q2 2026
    census.gov · source date 2026-07-28 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Housing and Communities: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Housing and Communities: what the evidence shows
  7. U.S. Census Bureau, Voting and Registration in the Election of November 2024, Table 1 (vote01_2024.xlsx downloaded from table page)
    census.gov · source date 2025-04 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Youth participation: why the youngest eligible voters vote least, and what changes it, Disability access: voting privately and independently with a disability
  8. U.S. Constitution Article I
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1789 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (national) · 7 ledger claims
    Cited on: Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Immigration and Citizenship: who decides, Who decides government and rights, Who decides defense and foreign affairs, Environment and energy: who decides, Economy and Work: who decides, Apportionment: dividing House seats among the states
  9. U.S. Constitution Fourteenth Amendment (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1868 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides, Who decides government and rights
  10. U.S. Constitution, 26th Amendment (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1971 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Youth participation: why the youngest eligible voters vote least, and what changes it, Eligibility: meeting the legal requirements to vote

My Vote Forward sources U to U, part 79

My Vote Forward sources 781 to 790:

  1. U.S. Constitution, Amendment I
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1791 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides government and rights
  2. U.S. Constitution, Amendment X
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1791 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Government and rights, Who decides government and rights, Environment and energy: who decides, Safety and Justice: who decides
  3. U.S. Constitution, Article II
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1788 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Who decides defense and foreign affairs, Safety and Justice: who decides
  4. U.S. Constitution, Article V
    law.cornell.edu · source date 1788 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Who decides government and rights
  5. U.S. Constitution, Eighth Amendment (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  6. U.S. Constitution, Fourth Amendment (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  7. U.S. Constitution, Second Amendment (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  8. U.S. Constitution, Sixth Amendment (LII)
    law.cornell.edu · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  9. U.S. DOJ Civil Rights Division, The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act
    justice.gov · source date undated · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Washington, D.C. 2010 internet voting test: a public trial that was breached, West Virginia's mobile voting pilot: Voatz in 2018 and the security reviews that followed
  10. U.S. DOL WHD, State Minimum Wage Laws
    dol.gov · source date 2026-07-01 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (states), Washington · 2 ledger claims
    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides, Economy and Work: evidence

My Vote Forward sources U to U, part 80

My Vote Forward sources 791 to 800:

  1. U.S. DOL, Unemployment Insurance
    dol.gov · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States (national) · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides
  2. U.S. EAC, End-to-End (E2E) Protocol Evaluation Process
    eac.gov · source date 2025-12-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 4 ledger claims
    Cited on: Private voting, Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Security: three layers that must not be confused, Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, End-to-end verifiable voting: cryptographic evidence without revealing votes, Verification: checking that something is what it claims to be
  3. U.S. EAC, Voluntary Voting System Guidelines
    eac.gov · source date VVSG 2.0 adopted 2021-02-10 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States, United States (federal) · 5 ledger claims
    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, The framework, Private voting, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?, Security: three layers that must not be confused
  4. U.S. Election Assistance Commission, "Chain of Custody Best Practices," version 1.1, July 12, 2021. https://www.eac.gov/election-officials/chain-custody-best-practices
    eac.gov
    Cited on: Audit: an independent check of whether a process produced a correct result, Ballot: the official instrument of a vote, Chain of custody: a documented record of who held what, and when, Eligibility: meeting the legal requirements to vote, Registration: entering an eligible person on the voter roll, Voter-verified paper record: the paper a voter can check before casting
  5. U.S. Government Accountability Office, "Voters with Disabilities: Observations on Polling Place Accessibility and Related Federal Guidance," GAO-18-4, October 3, 2017, released December 4, 2017. Juris
    gao.gov
    Cited on: Disability access: voting privately and independently with a disability
  6. U.S. Government Accountability Office, Program Evaluation: Key Terms and Concepts , GAO-21-404SP, March 22, 2021. https://www.gao.gov/assets/gao-21-404sp.pdf
    gao.gov
    Cited on: Effectiveness assessment: does a program achieve its goal?
  7. U.S. Lawful Permanent Residents: 2024 (DHS OHSS)
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    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  8. U.S. National Archives, Voting Rights Act (1965)
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    Cited on: Seminar guide, Access and exclusion: who was kept from voting, and how
  9. U.S. Population Growth Slows Due to Historic Decline in Net International Migration (Census CB26-20)
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    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  10. U.S. Treasury Fiscal Data, Federal Spending
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    Cited on: Tradeoffs, Defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence

My Vote Forward sources U to U, part 81

My Vote Forward sources 801 to 810:

  1. U.S. Unauthorized Immigrant Population Reached a Record 14 Million in 2023 (Pew)
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    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Immigration and Citizenship: what the evidence shows
  2. UC Berkeley Labor Center, Inventory of US City and County Minimum Wage Ordinances
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    Cited on: Economy and Work: who decides
  3. UC Press, The Concept of Representation
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    Cited on: Glossary, Representation: acting on behalf of others, Seminar guide
  4. UIC, Dermot Murphy profile
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    Cited on: The collapse of local news
  5. UK Government press release
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    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  6. UK Statistics Authority statement
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    Cited on: The 2016 United Kingdom EU membership referendum
  7. UN Depositary Notification C.N.71.2025
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    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides
  8. UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics, A/RES/68/261
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    Cited on: Published releases: scheduled, reviewed, and the same for everyone, Governance: who decides, and how they answer for it, Can someone be punished for an opinion they share?, Why should anyone trust the operator of this framework?, Who funds My Vote Forward, and could money shape it?, Who can see my data in My Vote Forward?, Aggregate: a summary that does not show any individual's answer, Published release: a scheduled, versioned package of aggregate results
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    Cited on: Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules, Consent: specific, revocable, and never a key to the ballot, Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, Governance: who decides, and how they answer for it, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval
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    Cited on: Subjects: ten provisional areas of public life

My Vote Forward sources U to U, part 82

My Vote Forward sources 811 to 820:

  1. Unite America summary of BPC, 2022 Primary Turnout: Trends and Lessons for Boosting Participation
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    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide, Problems
  2. Unite America, The Primary Problem
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    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
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    un.org
    Cited on: Disability access: voting privately and independently with a disability
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    Cited on: Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do
  5. United States v. Lopez, 514 U.S. 549
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  6. United States v. Rahimi
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  7. United States v. Salerno, 481 U.S. 739
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: who decides
  8. United States v. Texas (2023) (LII)
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    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  9. Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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    Cited on: Start here, The framework, Private voting
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    Cited on: Iceland's crowdsourced constitution: an open drafting process that stalled in parliament, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed

My Vote Forward sources U to V, part 83

My Vote Forward sources 821 to 830:

  1. Urban Institute, Criminal Justice Expenditures: Police, Corrections, and Courts
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: who decides
  2. Urban Institute, Highway and Road Expenditures
    urban.org · source date n.d. (2021 data) · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 3 ledger claims
    Cited on: Infrastructure and Transport: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Infrastructure and Transport: who decides, Infrastructure and Transport: what the evidence shows
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    Cited on: Does a fingerprint or face scan prove someone is eligible to vote?, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?, Eligibility: meeting the legal requirements to vote, Registration: entering an eligible person on the voter roll
  4. USCIS Policy Manual Vol. 12 Part E Ch. 2
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    Cited on: Immigration and Citizenship: who decides
  5. USSC, 2023 Demographic Differences in Federal Sentencing
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
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    Cited on: Estonia's internet voting: twenty years of binding i-votes, re-voting and the security debate, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed
  7. Vassor, The Conversation
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    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  8. Venice Commission, Code of Good Practice in Electoral Matters, CDL-AD(2002)023rev2-cor
    docs-venice.coe.int · source date 2002-10-19 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Council of Europe (advisory) · 12 ledger claims
    Cited on: Privacy: five kinds of data, five sets of rules, Consent: specific, revocable, and never a key to the ballot, Intimidation, coercion, and vote buying, Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Audits and verification: evidence without exposing the vote, Governance: who decides, and how they answer for it, Jurisdictions: many laws, layered districts, no universal approval, Can someone in a household coerce a remote voter?, Why should anyone trust the operator of this framework?, Who funds My Vote Forward, and could money shape it?, What happens when the network or the system fails?, Who can see my data in My Vote Forward?
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    Cited on: Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use
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    Cited on: Iceland's crowdsourced constitution: an open drafting process that stalled in parliament

My Vote Forward sources V to V, part 84

My Vote Forward sources 831 to 840:

  1. Verified Voting, Consensus Studies Examining Internet Voting
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    Cited on: Can someone in a household coerce a remote voter?, What happens when the network or the system fails?, Is My Vote Forward an official voting service?
  2. Village of Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co., 272 U.S. 365
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    Cited on: Housing and Communities: who decides
  3. Ville de Paris, 10 ans de Budget Participatif
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    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  4. Ville de Paris, BP 2025: 104 projets lauréats
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    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  5. Ville de Paris, BP recrutement phase de vote
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    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  6. Ville de Paris, Budget Participatif
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    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
  7. Ville de Paris, Budget Participatif: c'est l'heure de voter
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    Cited on: Paris participatory budget: a decade of resident-chosen investment and its open questions
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    Cited on: Polarization: when disagreement turns into distrust of the other side
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    Cited on: Georgia's 2020 hand count audit: a full manual tally of about five million ballots
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    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short, Governance: who decides, and how they answer for it, vTaiwan: how a civic tech community built an open consultation process for national rules, Who chooses the ten subjects, and why should anyone accept that list?, Cases: what real participation systems achieved, and where they failed

My Vote Forward sources W to W, part 85

My Vote Forward sources 841 to 850:

  1. W3C Web Authentication Level 3
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    Cited on: Identity, authentication, eligibility, and registration, Hardware: what devices can and cannot prove, Passkey: a phishing-resistant sign-in credential
  2. Waldron, The Core of the Case Against Judicial Review, Yale LJ 115(6)
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    Cited on: Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do
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    Cited on: Opinion: a stated view on a worded question
  4. Wampler and Touchton, Designing institutions to improve well-being, EJPR (People Powered summary)
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    Cited on: Porto Alegre participatory budgeting: the original model, its peak and its long decline
  5. Washington State Auditor, Evaluating Washington's Ballot Rejection Rates
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    Cited on: Oregon vote by mail: the first all-mail state and what it measured
  6. Washington State Constitution
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    Cited on: Education: who decides
  7. Washington State Grange v. Washington State Republican Party, 552 U.S. 442, syllabus
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    Cited on: Primary elections and the few who decide
  8. We Draw the Lines (California Citizens Redistricting Commission)
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    Cited on: Gerrymandering
  9. West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette, 319 U.S. 624
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    Cited on: Hard questions about My Vote Forward, Representation, Tyranny of the majority: when the larger number decides what the smaller number may do, Government and rights, Who decides government and rights, Does a majority decide anyone's rights in this framework?
  10. West Virginia v. EPA slip opinion
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    Cited on: Environment and energy: who decides

My Vote Forward sources W to W, part 86

My Vote Forward sources 851 to 860:

  1. What Works Clearinghouse (IES/NCEE)
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    Cited on: Tradeoffs
  2. When Citizens Decide: Lessons from Citizen Assemblies on Electoral Reform
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    Cited on: British Columbia's Citizens' Assembly on Electoral Reform (2003 to 2009)
  3. When Do the Rich Win? (research summary)
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    Cited on: Money in politics
  4. Why has Participatory Budgeting Declined in Brazil? (Brazilian Political Science Review 16(2))
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    Cited on: Comparative cases: what participation systems have achieved and where they fell short
  5. Why Hasn't Democracy Slowed Rising Inequality?
    aeaweb.org · source date 2013 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United States · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Money in politics
  6. Why Is There So Little Money in U.S. Politics?
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    Cited on: Money in politics
  7. Why the backfire effect does not explain the durability of political misperceptions
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    Cited on: Misinformation
  8. Widespread partisan gerrymandering mostly cancels nationally, but reduces electoral competition
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    Cited on: Gerrymandering
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    Cited on: Who funds My Vote Forward, and could money shape it?
  10. Wikipedia, 2024 Romanian presidential election (secondary)
    en.wikipedia.org · source date 2024-12-06 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: Romania · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Foreign interference: outside governments trying to shape another country's vote

My Vote Forward sources W to W, part 87

My Vote Forward sources 861 to 870:

  1. Wikipedia, Results of the 2016 UK EU membership referendum (figures as reported by the Electoral Commission)
    en.wikipedia.org · source date 2016-06-23 · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: United Kingdom · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Referendum failures: when asking everyone produces an answer nobody can use
  2. Wikipedia, Social Choice and Individual Values
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    Cited on: Seminar guide
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    en.wikipedia.org · source date n.d. · accessed 2026-10-26 · jurisdiction: multiple · 1 ledger claim
    Cited on: Youth participation: why the youngest eligible voters vote least, and what changes it
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    Cited on: Washington, D.C. 2010 internet voting test: a public trial that was breached
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    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
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    Cited on: Defense and foreign affairs, Defense and foreign affairs, the evidence
  7. World Prison Brief, Germany
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure
  8. World Prison Brief, United States of America
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    Cited on: Safety and Justice: what the public prioritizes and why it is hard to measure, Safety and Justice: what the evidence shows
  9. WTOC, Raffensperger: No fraud found in Cobb Co. ballot signature audit
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    Cited on: Georgia's 2020 hand count audit: a full manual tally of about five million ballots
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    Cited on: West Virginia's mobile voting pilot: Voatz in 2018 and the security reviews that followed

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