Media Coverage

(Listed in reverse chronological order:)

1. San Francisco Examiner article, “State funding proposal for open source voting gains support,“ by Joshua Sabatini (April 4, 2018).

2. San Francisco Examiner article, “Open-source voting in SF may require match of state, local funds,“ by Joshua Sabatini (April 1, 2018).

3. StateScoop, “San Francisco investigates open source voting system,“ by Jason Shueh (September 5, 2017).

4. San Francisco Chronicle article, “San Francisco could become first local government to use open-source voting system,“ by Dominic Fracassa (September 3, 2017). [tweet]

5. New York Times op-ed, “To Protect Voting, Use Open-Source Software,“ by R. James Woolsey and Brian J. Fox (August 3, 2017). [tweet]

6. Quartz, “San Francisco is in a race to have hack-proof voting booths before the 2020 election,“ by Ann Babe (April 5, 2017).

7. San Francisco Examiner article, “SF’s Elections Commission asks mayor to put $4M toward open source voting system,“ by Joshua Sabatini (February 21, 2017).

8. San Francisco Examiner op-ed, “Open-source voting is the answer to hacking concerns,” by Maureen Erwin (January 19, 2017).

9. San Francisco Examiner article, “Clock ticking on open source voting effort as SF extends voting machine contract,” by Joshua Sabatini (January 10, 2017).

10. NBC Bay Area News (includes 5-minute video), “Voting Vulnerability: Could Open Source Computer Code Thwart Threat from Hackers?” by Stephen Stock, Michael Bott and Jeremy Carroll (October 5, 2016).

11. San Francisco Examiner op-ed, “A public, transparent voting system for San Francisco,” by Scott Wiener and Chris Jerdonek (March 24, 2016).

12. KQED news story, “S.F. Officials Push for Adoption of Pioneering Open-Source Voting System,” by Ted Goldberg (February 9, 2016).

13. San Francisco Examiner article (cover story of Thanksgiving edition), “San Francisco sets sights on open source voting by November 2019,” by Joshua Sabatini (November 26, 2015).