Kathleen Hale
Biographic Data
| ID | 4391545 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kathleen Hale |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kathleen |
| FAMILY NAME | Hale |
| SIGNATURE | HALE K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Auburn University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Restoring Trust in US Elections through Effective Election Administrator Messaging
During the 2020 election cycle, numerous national, state, and local organizations mounted campaigns designed to counter mis- and disinformation about election activities and to foster public trust in election processes. Local and state election offices focused intently on creating and disseminating accurate messages about when, where, and how to vote. Despite these efforts, trust in the 2020 election remained confoundingly low. This research anal…
Slenderman
Administering Elections: How American Elections Work
1. Introduction 2. Understanding Election Administration as a System 3. The Structure of Election Administration at the State and Local Levels 4. The Evolving Federal Role in Election Administration 5. The Legal Framework of Election Administration in the Modern Era 6. Pluralism, Participation, and Third-party Groups 7. State Innovation in Election Administration 8. Continuing Challenges in Election Administration 9. Appendix
Adopting, Adapting, and Opting Out: State Response to Federal Voting System Guidelines
This article examines the state response to voluntary federal certification of electronic voluntary voting system guidelines (VVSGs) and current intergovernmental issues surrounding electronic voting systems across the country. Federal certification is not widespread, and most states have adapted modified methods of assuring system integrity or have opted out altogether. States that participate in VVSG have greater technological sophistication, h…
Technology, politics, and e-commerce: Internet sales tax and interstate cooperation
The Way We Vote: The Local Dimensions of American Suffrage , by Alec C. Ewald
Local variation in election administration has a long and tangled association with the way that Americans have conferred or denied the “right to vote.” In this volume, Alec Ewald extends his considerable knowledge of elections and voting to focus on the local conduct of elections and their relationship to the exercise of the franchise and to popular sovereignty. In The Way We Vote: The Local Dimension of American Suffrage, Ewald makes the case th…
E-Disclosure of Campaign Finance Information: Divergent Interests in the States
This study examines factors that influence transparency and access in e-disclosure of state campaign finances. Although e-disclosure has the potential to increase campaign finance transparency and real-time public access to information, little research has been conducted on the factors that have influenced the extent of state e-disclosure practices. E-disclosure practices are analyzed from 2003 through 2007 for the 50 states using multivariate cr…
Election Administration Reform and State Choice: Voter Identification Requirements and Hava
This research examines factors that have influenced state choices about methods of voter identification practices in the current environment of election administration reform. State voter identification practices have been an active area of state policy action since 2000. Rival explanations for state adoption of voter identification requirements are analyzed for three national election cycles following the 2000 presidential election. State voter …
Citizen–Government Interaction and the Internet: Expectations and Accomplishments in Contact, Quality, and Trust
In addition to improving efficiency and transparency of government services, e-government may increase the frequency of interaction between citizens and government as well as improve perceptions of quality and trust in government more broadly. Analyses of citizen-initiated contact with government using Pew Internet and American Life Project survey data indicate that e-government has motivated citizeninitiated contact with government among some de…
Building Capacity in Election Administration: Local Responses to Complexity and Interdependence
Public administration research has identified networks, professionalization, and collaboration with community interests as potential principles by which public organizations can enhance their capacity and effectiveness. This article explores the implementation of these principles by election administrators at the local level, where their ability to conduct elections is the subject of current scrutiny. Findings indicate that election administrator…
E-disclosure laws and electronic campaign finance reform: Lessons from the diffusion of e-government policies in the States
Election Administration Reform and State Choice: Voter Identification Requirements and Hava
This research examines factors that have influenced state choices about methods of voter identification practices in the current environment of election administration reform. State voter identification practices have been an active area of state policy action since 2000. Rival explanations for state adoption of voter identification requirements are analyzed for three national election cycles following the 2000 presidential election. State voter …
Technology, politics, and e-commerce: Internet sales tax and interstate cooperation
Citizen–Government Interaction and the Internet: Expectations and Accomplishments in Contact, Quality, and Trust
In addition to improving efficiency and transparency of government services, e-government may increase the frequency of interaction between citizens and government as well as improve perceptions of quality and trust in government more broadly. Analyses of citizen-initiated contact with government using Pew Internet and American Life Project survey data indicate that e-government has motivated citizeninitiated contact with government among some de…
E-disclosure laws and electronic campaign finance reform: Lessons from the diffusion of e-government policies in the States
Restoring Trust in US Elections through Effective Election Administrator Messaging
During the 2020 election cycle, numerous national, state, and local organizations mounted campaigns designed to counter mis- and disinformation about election activities and to foster public trust in election processes. Local and state election offices focused intently on creating and disseminating accurate messages about when, where, and how to vote. Despite these efforts, trust in the 2020 election remained confoundingly low. This research anal…
Adopting, Adapting, and Opting Out: State Response to Federal Voting System Guidelines
This article examines the state response to voluntary federal certification of electronic voluntary voting system guidelines (VVSGs) and current intergovernmental issues surrounding electronic voting systems across the country. Federal certification is not widespread, and most states have adapted modified methods of assuring system integrity or have opted out altogether. States that participate in VVSG have greater technological sophistication, h…
E-Disclosure of Campaign Finance Information: Divergent Interests in the States
This study examines factors that influence transparency and access in e-disclosure of state campaign finances. Although e-disclosure has the potential to increase campaign finance transparency and real-time public access to information, little research has been conducted on the factors that have influenced the extent of state e-disclosure practices. E-disclosure practices are analyzed from 2003 through 2007 for the 50 states using multivariate cr…
E-disclosure laws and electronic campaign finance reform: Lessons from the diffusion of e-government policies in the States
Citizen–Government Interaction and the Internet: Expectations and Accomplishments in Contact, Quality, and Trust
In addition to improving efficiency and transparency of government services, e-government may increase the frequency of interaction between citizens and government as well as improve perceptions of quality and trust in government more broadly. Analyses of citizen-initiated contact with government using Pew Internet and American Life Project survey data indicate that e-government has motivated citizeninitiated contact with government among some de…
Building Capacity in Election Administration: Local Responses to Complexity and Interdependence
Public administration research has identified networks, professionalization, and collaboration with community interests as potential principles by which public organizations can enhance their capacity and effectiveness. This article explores the implementation of these principles by election administrators at the local level, where their ability to conduct elections is the subject of current scrutiny. Findings indicate that election administrator…
E-Disclosure of Campaign Finance Information: Divergent Interests in the States
This study examines factors that influence transparency and access in e-disclosure of state campaign finances. Although e-disclosure has the potential to increase campaign finance transparency and real-time public access to information, little research has been conducted on the factors that have influenced the extent of state e-disclosure practices. E-disclosure practices are analyzed from 2003 through 2007 for the 50 states using multivariate cr…
Election Administration Reform and State Choice: Voter Identification Requirements and Hava
This research examines factors that have influenced state choices about methods of voter identification practices in the current environment of election administration reform. State voter identification practices have been an active area of state policy action since 2000. Rival explanations for state adoption of voter identification requirements are analyzed for three national election cycles following the 2000 presidential election. State voter …
Technology, politics, and e-commerce: Internet sales tax and interstate cooperation
The Way We Vote: The Local Dimensions of American Suffrage , by Alec C. Ewald
Local variation in election administration has a long and tangled association with the way that Americans have conferred or denied the “right to vote.” In this volume, Alec Ewald extends his considerable knowledge of elections and voting to focus on the local conduct of elections and their relationship to the exercise of the franchise and to popular sovereignty. In The Way We Vote: The Local Dimension of American Suffrage, Ewald makes the case th…
Adopting, Adapting, and Opting Out: State Response to Federal Voting System Guidelines
This article examines the state response to voluntary federal certification of electronic voluntary voting system guidelines (VVSGs) and current intergovernmental issues surrounding electronic voting systems across the country. Federal certification is not widespread, and most states have adapted modified methods of assuring system integrity or have opted out altogether. States that participate in VVSG have greater technological sophistication, h…
Administering Elections: How American Elections Work
1. Introduction 2. Understanding Election Administration as a System 3. The Structure of Election Administration at the State and Local Levels 4. The Evolving Federal Role in Election Administration 5. The Legal Framework of Election Administration in the Modern Era 6. Pluralism, Participation, and Third-party Groups 7. State Innovation in Election Administration 8. Continuing Challenges in Election Administration 9. Appendix
Slenderman
Restoring Trust in US Elections through Effective Election Administrator Messaging
During the 2020 election cycle, numerous national, state, and local organizations mounted campaigns designed to counter mis- and disinformation about election activities and to foster public trust in election processes. Local and state election offices focused intently on creating and disseminating accurate messages about when, where, and how to vote. Despite these efforts, trust in the 2020 election remained confoundingly low. This research anal…
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