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Journalist. Covering how voting rights, election administration and technology since 2018.

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Steven Rosenfeld’s Biography

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Steven Rosenfeld is a national political reporter who is now covering the intersection of technology and voting. He is a fellow at the Independent Media Institute, where his pieces appear as part of the Voting Booth project and are distributed to a range of online news outlets. With 2020's election on the horizon, he is focusing on developments that may, or may not, legitimize vote counts and results. This includes best uses of analog (paper ballots) and digital (software) to produce the most t…

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How scrambled data upended a Nevada caucus site - revealing the risks of voting tech

How scrambled data upended a Nevada caucus site - revealing the risks of voting tech

Three hours after Precinct 7632 began its Democratic presidential caucus in a corner of the basketball court …

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Election Officials Are Already Raising Flags About Nevada's Results

Election Officials Are Already Raising Flags About Nevada's Results

As early voting began in Nevada's 2020 Democratic presidential caucus, thousands of people had to wait for tw…

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Nevada Democrats look to Silicon Valley to prevent Iowa-like meltdown

Nevada Democrats look to Silicon Valley to prevent Iowa-like meltdown

As four days of early voting begin in Nevada's 2020 Democratic Party presidential caucuses on Saturday, Febru…

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NH Students Fight Voter Suppression With Turnout | OurFuture.org by People's Action

NH Students Fight Voter Suppression With Turnout | OurFuture.org by People's Action

In 2016, New Hampshire Gov. Maggie Hassan, a Democrat, was elected to the U.S. Senate by a 1,017-vote margin.…

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Nevada Could Be the Iowa Caucus Fiasco Redux

Nevada Could Be the Iowa Caucus Fiasco Redux

As new details emerge about what went wrong with the Iowa Democratic Party's vote counting meltdown in its pr…

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Inside the Iowa Democratic Party's "boiler room" meltdown

Inside the Iowa Democratic Party's "boiler room" meltdown

The app and software that failed to report and count the Iowa Democratic Party's 2020 presidential caucus res…

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Ross moves closer to replacing 1920s creek bridge

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| Marin Independent Journal Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Ross has cleared a major hurdle toward replacing the century-old Winship Avenue bridge. Caltrans has informed the town that the project passed its National Environmental Policy Act review, Richard Simonitch, the public works director, told the Town Council on Thursday. “They let me know all the documents are in,” he said. “All the signoffs are in.
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Marin County town council presses to hire architect for new civic center

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| The Press Democrat Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Ross Town Council is pushing town staff to pick up their pace with the civic center rebuilding project. The council on Thursday was largely in agreement it should select Gensler, a global architecture and design firm led by Ross resident Dan Winey, to develop the details to update the facilities master plan and cost estimates to place a bond financing measure before voters in March.
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Ross council presses to hire architect for new civic center

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| Marin Independent Journal Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Ross Town Council is pushing town staff to pick up their pace with the civic center rebuilding project. The council on Thursday was largely in agreement it should select Gensler, a global architecture and design firm led by Ross resident Dan Winey, to develop the details to update the facilities master plan and cost estimates to place a bond financing measure before voters in March.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelancing for the Burlington (VT) Free Press.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. And a razor blade cutting and splicing 1/4 magnetic tape for public radio.

How is social media changing news?

It feeds people more of what AI thinks they want to see, reinforces bias (not challenging it) and fans political polarization.