By applying scientific principles to how elections are studied and administered, MEDSL aims to improve the democratic experience for all U.S. voters.
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ALT MIT political scientist Charles Stewart
ALT A collage of event panelists, speakers, and audience members fill the frame. They smile and discuss topics in front of a podium or at a large panelist table. A dark blue gradient bar lines the bottom of the frame. In bold white text reads "2025 Data Summit: Election Administration by the Numbers". To the right are a white MIT Election Data and Science Lab logo and a circular EAC logo.
ALT A dark blue gradient fills the frame. In the header is a blue and red MIT Election Data and Science Lab logo, to the right is a circular EAC logo. Below in bold white text reads "2025 Data Summit: Election Administration by the Numbers". Below it in smaller text reads "Wednesday, July 9, 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ET, MIT, Samberg Conference Center 50 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA 02142,
ALT A dark blue gradient fills the frame. In the header is a blue and red MIT Election Data and Science Lab logo, to the right is a circular EAC logo. Below in bold white text reads "2025 Data Summit: Election Administration by the Numbers".
ALT An infographic showing the process a vote goes through in order to be counted. After votes are cast, they are tabulated before they're accumulated locally. They are then canvassed and certified; reported to the state; and reported by the media.
