Election Asst. Comm.

ALT Page 01, A white background fills the frame with a blue bard in the right third. Top left is a circular EAC logo. Below in bold blue text reads “Did you know the election results reported tonight are UNOFFICIAL?". The right side of the frame has 2 standing illustrated poll workers in red and blue cl

ALT Page 02, background elements repeat. Text reads "U.S. elections are purposefully designed with layers of security protocols and robust processes to ensure that every vote is counted and that the results are trustworthy." To the right is a ballot processing machine with a blue checkmark on it.

ALT Page 03, background elements repeat. Text reads "This means that the final election results cannot often be reported on election night, and what many voters see on news reports are considered “unofficial” until certified." To the right is a wooden TV console with a TV showing a US map and red live b

ALT Page 04, background elements repeat. Text reads "As timelines differ by state, election officials will continue their work to ensure all eligible ballots are counted following state laws and procedures." To the right is a grey US and territories map with a large green checkmark.

ALT A dark blue background fills the frame. In header is a dark blue and white stars section of a flag. At footer is the red and white strip portion of the flag. Centered in bold white text reads "Veterans Day, The EAC honors our courageous veterans who protect our right to vote." Below is a circular EA

ALT Page 01, A blue background fills the frame. Centered is a large white marker board with circular EAC logo at bottom right. To the left of the frame is a poll worker in blue sweater with outstretched arm teaching. Top center in bold red text reads "Communicating About Audits, Quick Tips for Election Officials". Centered in blue text reads "1. Highlight the fact that audits are a routine part of the election process."

ALT Page 02, BG elements repeat. Centered in blue text reads "2. Provide context and explain how audits are part of a larger system of checks and balances."

ALT Page 03, BG elements repeat. Centered in blue text reads "3. Use plain language and simple terms that don't get too technical."

ALT Page 04, BG elements repeat. Centered in blue text reads "4. Be transparent to the public about the process and results through web and media."

ALT A blue gradient background with white stars fills the frame. Centered is web browser window that has eac.gov/blogs centered. Top left reads "Clearinghouse Awards 10th Anniversary: Winners Spotlight, Learn more about how the Board of Elections in the City of New York won its 2024 award for the creati

ALT A white background fills the frame. Top left is a circular EAC logo. Below in blue gradient bar reads "Thank you, election workers!" To the right are 2 illustrated poll workers smiling and waving their hands.