The essays on election rules and laws cover one of the most hotly debated topics in the public arena, one in which survey respondents believed they lacked sufficient reliable information to be informed voters. One reason for this deficit of information is that election rules and laws are primarily the province of the states. Administration is done at the local level. And for various political, historical, technological, and economic reasons, the rules and laws differ considerably among the states. Many voters are confused or concerned when they watch voting results unfold from other states that don’t conform to the rules governing their own votes.
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