ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Whether you are wondering why results aren't always final on election night or curious if AI has a role to play in elections this episode is for you.
Gina and Tom get into ways that election officials are supported in their work, how election processes continue to improve and what heightened public attention on elections is doing for the profession.
Plus, listeners get a behind the scenes of our state's post-election process, from signature verification and ballot curing to bipartisan ballot review as well as the official certification of results.
Guest:
Bill Gates, Executive Director of Arizona State University's Mechanics of Democracy Laboratory
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