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Hosted by Unknown Host · Government · EN · 0 episodes
A documentary podcast about the resilience of American elections and the people who run them in the face of natural and human-made disasters.
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Episode #4
<p>Despite a pandemic that reached every precinct, city, and state in the middle of a presidential election, election officials in 2020 delivered the highest-turnout election in American history. Featuring Rhode Island Director of Elections Rob Rock, Weld County, Colorado Clerk Carly Koppes, MIT's Charles Stewart, and CEIR's David Becker.</p><p>The Unstoppable Vote is a documentary podcast from The Center for Election Innovation & Research about a nearly invisible part of American democracy: the resilience of elections and the people who run them in the face of disaster. When elections run smoothly, as they almost always do, it doesn't mean...
Episode #2
<p>On Election Day 2024, more than 200 bomb threats hit polling places across the US. A week earlier, ballot drop boxes had been set on fire. If chaos was the intention, it failed—the system absorbed the disruptions so cleanly that most voters never noticed.</p><p>Featuring the voices of Gabriel Sterling of the Georgia Secretary of State's office, former Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer, and CEIR Executive Director David Becker.</p><p>The Unstoppable Vote is a documentary podcast from The Center for Election Innovation & Research about a nearly invisible part of American democracy: the resilience of elections and th...
Episode #1
<p>After Hurricane Helene decimated western North Carolina in 2024, election officials raced to rebuild before a national election just 39 days away. Twelve years earlier, Hurricane Sandy had done the same to New York City — this time with only eight days before the vote. What was learned during Sandy and built by election officials in the years that followed made extraordinary resilience possible after Helene.</p><p>Featuring the voices of Karen Brinson Bell of the North Carolina State Board of Elections, Buncombe County elections director Corinne Duncan, and MIT election scholar Charles Stewart.</p><p>The Unstoppable Vote is a do...
Episode #5
<p>Not even a foreign army's presence on American soil or a devastating civil war has delayed or canceled a federal general election. And for more than a century and a half, it has been a crime to deploy armed agents to the polls.</p><p>The Unstoppable Vote is a documentary podcast from The Center for Election Innovation & Research about a nearly invisible part of American democracy: the resilience of elections and the people who run them in the face of disaster. When elections run smoothly, as they almost always do, it doesn't mean nothing went wrong. It means...
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