EVIC | The Early Voting Information Center

"Voting by Mail and Turnout: A Replication and Extension."
Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Chicago, IL. August 30, 2007. Co-authored with Peter A. Miller.
"The Psychological and Institutional Determinants of Early Voting."
Paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Psychological Association (San Francisco, CA) and the American Political Science Assocation (Chicago, IL). August 2007. Co-authored with Daniel Krantz Toffey.

Update: September 14, 2007. Now forthcoming in Journal of Social Issues.
"The Impact of the 2006 National Voter Registration Act."
Co-authored by EVIC, Kimball Brace, and Clark Bensen and delivered by the EAC to Congress.

Also available are the data tables and a press release
"Ballot Integrity and Voting by Mail: The Oregon Experience"
Dr. Paul Gronke, Director, EVIC at Reed College. 2005.
"Early Voting Reforms and American Elections."
Paul Gronke. 2004. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association.
"Early Voting in Florida, 2004."
Paul Gronke, Benjamin Bishin, Daniel Stevens and Eva Galanes-Rosenbaum. 2005.
"Getting out the Early Vote: Lessons for Progressives."
Paul Gronke and Eva Galanes-Rosenbaum.
Panel: Early Voting and the 2004 Election
These papers were delivered at a panel, organized by Gronke, of the 2004 American Political Science Association meeting. Gronke's paper on Oregon was delayed, but the other papers were excellent.

A compressed archive of the raw 2004 Election Day Survey dataset and data definition files in SAS, SPSS and Stata formats is now publicly available.
The Election Day Survey report from the Election Assistance Commission and the original questionnaire.
EVIC's online implementation of the 2004 Election Day Survey
This link takes you to the SDA data analysis system at the University of California, Berkeley, which has generously offered to host these data for the time being. This facility allows online access to the Election Day Survey and an attached codebook.
Researchers at CalTech converted the EAC data into popular statistical formats and have made it available for download. EVIC has generated a codebook accompanying this data, but this codebook does not perfectly match the CalTech version of the dataset. Our codebook reflects our efforts to fill in missing data in the original dataset.