Steven Rosenfeld (page 2)

Steven Rosenfeld is the editor and chief correspondent of Voting Booth, a project of the Independent Media Institute. He has reported for National Public Radio, Marketplace, and Christian Science Monitor Radio, as well as a wide range of progressive publications including Salon, AlterNet, the American Prospect, and many others.

Democrat and GOP leaders are considering online voting in light of coronavirus for party elections Steven Rosenfeld

Wisconsin's Presidential Election Recount

Why nationwide voting by mail isn’t a panacea in a pandemic Steven Rosenfeld

Tom Perez

Democrats’ next big 2020 worry: Nominating delegates amid coronavirus outbreak Steven Rosenfeld

US-VOTE-VIRGINIA

A red flag for upcoming elections: South Carolina debut's of new voting system plagued by problems Steven Rosenfeld

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Voting tech gone wrong: How scrambled data upended a Nevada caucus site Steven Rosenfeld

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Veteran election officials are concerned Nevada’s early vote count won’t be accurate Steven Rosenfeld

Iowa Caucus

Nevada Democrats look to Silicon Valley to prevent Iowa-like meltdown Steven Rosenfeld

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New Hampshire primary showed how student turnout can overcome voter suppression Steven Rosenfeld

Iowa disaster shows why techie culture and running elections don’t always mix — is Nevada next? Steven Rosenfeld

Iowa Caucus

Inside the Iowa Democratic Party’s "boiler room" meltdown Steven Rosenfeld

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Explaining a likely cause behind Iowa’s caucus meltdown Steven Rosenfeld

Caucus goers arrive and sign in for the 2012 Iowa Caucus

What happens next if Iowa and Nevada 2020 caucuses are disrupted? Steven Rosenfeld

Elizabeth Warren; Bernie Sanders; Joe Biden

Sanders and Biden on collision course to save America from Trump Steven Rosenfeld

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The political battle in Wisconsin over purging 200,000 voters could come to a swing state near you Steven Rosenfeld

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Voting system CEOs agree to work with government, not independent analysts Steven Rosenfeld

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