An independent academic project founded in 2012, the Electoral Integrity Project addresses three questions: How and when do elections fail throughout the electoral cycle? What are the consequences of failed elections, such as for security, accessibility and trust? And what can be done to mitigate these problems, based on academic evidence? The Electoral Integrity Project produces innovative and policy-relevant research comparing elections worldwide.
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Perceptions of Electoral Integrity Dataverse(Royal Military College of Canada & University of East Anglia)
Dec 21, 2013
An expert survey of Perceptions of Electoral Integrity designed to provide a comprehensive, impartial, and independent source of information about whether national elections meet internationally-recognized standards.
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