Open Source the Vote
A coordinated effort to find and fix known vulnerabilities in electronic voting systems — before certification, not after an election.
We convene researchers and AI tooling to find and report vulnerabilities in participating systems.
We help vendors fix findings and harden systems ahead of EAC and lab certification.
MAI issues its own certification to signal a system has completed our review.
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Is my data safe?
Your application is encrypted in the browser’s destination server before it is written to storage, using a public key whose private half is never deployed. Whoever compromises the site gets ciphertext. We do not sell personal information and there are no third-party trackers on this page.
Do I need to be an expert?
No. Core research roles need demonstrated experience in security analysis or reverse engineering, but the program also needs writers, translators, organizers, legal help, equipment and funding.
Is this partisan?
No. MAI is nonpartisan and works with any willing vendor or jurisdiction. We do not take positions on candidates, parties or election outcomes.
Why is my browser doing work before I can submit?
A small proof-of-work runs while you fill in the form. It costs you about a second and costs an automated mass-submitter a great deal more. It is one of several controls on this form; the source is on the page and you are welcome to read it.