TL;DR: VotingWorks is a Y Combinator Winter 2019 startup Non-profit building open-source voting machines for US elections., currently active with a team of 18.
Non-profit building open-source voting machines for US elections.
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VotingWorks is a non-partisan non-profit founded on the powerful idea that the operating system of our democracy should be publicly owned. Every citizen’s vote is sacred, and every citizen deserves evidence that our elections are free and fair. Forty states use voting machines that are over ten years old. Their technology is outdated, their source code proprietary and their security vulnerabilities – described in detail by the security community over many years – are left unpatched. It’s not surprising that 76% of voters are concerned that our elections are vulnerable to hacking. And if voters lose trust in elections, then the very foundation of our democracy is at risk. We’re using open-source software, off-the-shelf hardware, and modern product engineering to make elections dramatically…
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Yes. VotingWorks was funded by Y Combinator in the Winter 2019 batch. Non-profit building open-source voting machines for US elections.
VotingWorks is a non-partisan non-profit founded on the powerful idea that the operating system of our democracy should be publicly owned. Every citizen’s vote is sacred, and every citizen deserves evidence that our elections are free and fair. Forty states use voting machines that are over ten years old. Their techno…
VotingWorks was part of Y Combinator's Winter 2019 batch.
VotingWorks has a team of 18 people according to Y Combinator's directory.
VotingWorks is currently listed as Active with a team of 18 in Y Combinator's directory.
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