How Voting Works
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<p>A limited series podcast about the mechanics and technology of how we vote, mostly in the United States.</p>
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Publishing Since
9/25/2024
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Recent Episodes
May 20, 2026
Episode 8 – Tampering with Voting Equipment in Mesa County, Colorado.
Tina Peters is serving a jail sentence for tampering with voting equipment when she was clerk in Mesa County, Colorado. The situation has become particularly political, but what actually happened in Mesa County, Colorado? In this episode, we cover the technology and the facts. How voting works in a vote-by-mail state like Colorado, what Tina Peters actually did, and what actual election risks her actions caused. References: Tina PetersNYT and VoteBeat coverageHow Voting Works is a limited ser...
December 20, 2025
Episode 7 – Fraud allegations in 2020 and 2024, what to make of them?
Typically, election security experts shy away from engaging with fraud allegations, because the theories are numerous and often lacking in evidence. But it's Christmas time, and you're probably hanging out with family, and surely stories about voting machines and election fraud are bound to come up. You need some cold, hard facts to bring to the table. This is the podcast episode for you. References: https://medium.com/mit-election-lab/the-blue-shift-in-the-2020-election-669a0cffdb2fhttps:/...
October 9, 2025
Special Episode – Election Office Hours with Professor Michael Alvarez
A special episode of How Voting Works. Last week, I was interviewed by Professor Michael Alvarez. We first met more than 20 years ago when we both worked with the Caltech/MIT Voting Technology Project. Professor Alvarez has a podcast and video series called Election Science Office Hours, and I was his guest. Check out the video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJkiWDh7igk And check out Professor Alvarez's whole video series: https://www.youtube.com/@LCSSPCALTECH How Voting Works is a limit...
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<p>A limited series podcast about the mechanics and technology of how we vote, mostly in the United States.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
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