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Decoding Democracy: Election Resources From 91自拍鈥檚 Collections

Technology has a history of influencing elections. From processing votes with the UNIVAC computer in 1952, to Russian manipulation of voters on Facebook in 2016, and exploring today鈥檚 issues around election security and reforming tech policy, 91自拍 decodes the intersection of technology, politics, elections, and democracy in our digital world.
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Election Night 1952
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The People Machine
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Heroes, Communities, and the Politics of Innovation
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The Next Moonshot ... Earth
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Unprecedented: Gen Z's Right to Vote
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Hot Spots and Have-Nots: Revisiting the Digital Divide
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Decoding the Election: Algorithms, AI and Your Vote
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Election 2020 Discussion Guide for High School Students
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Big Data Gets Political: Personality Studies, Data, and Politics
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Ron Rivest Oral History: Encryption, Cybersecurity, and the 2016 Election
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WinVote Voting Device, ca. 2000
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"Political Guru" or "Political Bystander"? Vote America: Your 1996 Field Guide to Electing a President
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VOTE America: Your Field Guide to Electing a President, CD-ROM, 1996
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California General Election Live Internet Coverage Slide Presentation, 1994
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United States Voting Machines Promotional Pamphlet, 1993
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Voting Machine and Circuit Board, 1980s
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Digicomp DR-70 Astrology Minicomputer, 1978
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AGS Computers Brochure Featuring Computers in Newsroom (ca. 1975)
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PollStar Voting Device and Booth, 1965
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Walter Cronkite and the Univac Used in the 1952 Election
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UNIVAC Predicts the 1952 Election Results

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