R. Doug Lewis

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Election People

David Chaum, inventor Rop Gonggrijp, activist Bev Harris, Activist Richard L. Hasen, law professor Gracia Hillman, EAC commissioner Rush D. Holt Jr., U.S. Congressman R. Doug Lewis, Executive Directer The The Election Center Rebecca Mercuri, computer scientist Greg Palast, Journalist Ron Rivest, MIT Professor Rosemary E. Rodriguez, EAC commissioner Avi Rubin, Computer Science Professor Ion Sancho, local election official Ted Selker, MIT Professor DeForest Soaries, former EAC commissioner Hans A. von Spakovsky, FEC commissioner David Wagner, Computer Science Professor Britain J. Williams, computer scientist
Election Groups:
ACCURATE U.S. Election Assistance Commission The Election Center Federal Voting Assistance Program FairVote National Institute of Standards and Technology

David Chaum, inventor
Rop Gonggrijp, activist
Bev Harris, Activist
Richard L. Hasen, law professor
Gracia Hillman, EAC commissioner
Rush D. Holt Jr., U.S. Congressman
R. Doug Lewis, Executive Directer The The Election Center
Rebecca Mercuri, computer scientist
Greg Palast, Journalist
Ron Rivest, MIT Professor
Rosemary E. Rodriguez, EAC commissioner
Avi Rubin, Computer Science Professor
Ion Sancho, local election official
Ted Selker, MIT Professor
DeForest Soaries, former EAC commissioner
Hans A. von Spakovsky, FEC commissioner
David Wagner, Computer Science Professor
Britain J. Williams, computer scientist

Election Groups:

ACCURATE
U.S. Election Assistance Commission
The Election Center
Federal Voting Assistance Program
FairVote
National Institute of Standards and Technology

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R. Doug Lewis has served as Executive Directer of the Election Center since 1994.^[1] The Election Center is a nonprofit also known as the National Association of Election Officials, whose purpose is "to promote, preserve, and improve democracy."^[2]

[edit] Current positions

Executive Directer of the Election Center
Election Assistance Commission Board of Advisors^[3]
electionline.org Advisory Board^[4]
Director of the Voting Systems Program for the National Association of State Election Directors (NASED)
Member of the national Voting Systems Board and the California Internet Voting Advisory Committee

[edit] Testimony

Testimony presented to the United States Election Assistance Commission Public Meeting, December 7, 2006
Statement presented to the United States Election Assistance Commission Public Hearing, June 3, 2004
Testimony for U.S. Senate Hearings On Disasters and Special Elections Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on Constitution, September 9, 2003
Testimony before the California Secretary of State's Ad Hoc Committee on Voter Verified Paper Ballots
Testimony for Senate Government Affairs Committee, May 9, 2001