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Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
Today is #ElectionHeroDay! At @ElectionTechEd,we extend our heartfelt gratitude to every election worker who makes democracy possible in communities large and small nationwide. US Democracy works because you do. #ThankYouElectionHeroes for your unwavering commitment to fair, secure, and accessible elections for all voters!
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
“¡Vivan los Bills!”.🦬🏈🤩
Josh Allen habló con John Sutcliffe sobre la victoria en Monday Night Football.🤩🏈🔥
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
Josh Allen now joins Patrick Mahomes, Russell Wilson and Tom Brady as the only QBs in NFL history to reach 100 career wins (including playoffs) in their first 9 seasons.
NCSL will continue to provide trusted, timely updates on the 2026 state elections. Tune in on Thursday, Oct. 15 for what you need to know about the 2026 state elections with NCSL's Katy Owens Hubler and Helen Brewer.
For more info: bit.ly/3TmsA3w #NCSLelections

ALT The image is a promotional banner for an NCSL Town Hall event titled "What You Need to Know About the 2026 State Elections." It features headshots of two individuals: Katy Owens Hubler, Elections Director at NCSL, and Helen Brewer, Senior Policy Specialist at NCSL. The event is scheduled for livestreaming on Thursday, October 15 at 1 p.m. ET, with logos for Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn. The NCSL logo is in the bottom right corner, and the background is a muted gold color.
Love this new video from @ElectionTechEd:
WE STILL BELIEVE IN US(A)
Learn more: electiontecheducation.org
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
Get @ElectionTechEd's new election tech briefing today!
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
Nonpartisan. Non-technical. Factual.
Know the Tools. Trust the Results.
electiontecheducation.org
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
American ingenuity is part of America’s heritage.
From Franklin’s printing press to the Wright brothers, the moon landing to the personal computer, Americans have always met challenges with innovation. Election technology is part of that tradition.
🤖 Made with AI
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
Before the conversation peaks — get the election tech briefing built for people who need to get this right. Nonpartisan. Non-technical. Factual.
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
The record shows: voting machines aren't connected to the internet during voting or counting. Get the full election tech briefing — facts only.
From @ElectionTechEd:
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Best Practice Tip: Conduct Logic & Accuracy Testing before mailing or distributing any ballots to help identify issues before voting begins.
Learn more here: hartintercivic.com/election-…
#LATTesting #ElectionSecurity #BallotPreparation #TrustedElections
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
In the newser this week, how elections officials can work with content creators. That, plus so much more (we say this every week, but really SO MUCH MORE) election administration news and information: electionline.org/electionlin…
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
AI is changing education. How we build and use it matters.
@Microsoft is working alongside educators to strengthen learning, build trust, and help students develop the knowledge, confidence, and critical thinking skills they'll need for the future.
Michelle M. Shafer retweeted
A paper ballot is more than a piece of paper. It gives voters something to review and election officials something to use for audits, recounts and verification.
#ElectionFacts #PaperBallots
IDK, PPperhaps "facsimile" was the #WordOfTheDay on September 16, 1996, which may have been the last day I used a facsimile machine, @MerriamWebster! 🤣🤣🤣
The #WordOfTheDay is ‘facsimile.’
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#Texas voters:
Some Texans may qualify to vote by mail.📬
If you plan to vote by mail, it is important to prepare early. Review the eligibility requirements and keep in mind the Application for Ballot by Mail deadline of Friday, October 23, 2026.
Visit VoteTexas.gov to learn more.





















