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Grand jury finds open-source voting effort stalled by unclear ownership and risk aversion
Government Audit and Oversight Committee · October 17, 2018
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Summary
The civil grand jury concluded San Francisco’s open-source voting project has lacked a clear project owner, timeline and funding commitment, leaving it 'in a hypothetical exploration' for about a decade; the report urges clarified responsibility and sustained direction if the city moves forward.
Grady Ward, presenting the civil grand jury’s Open Source Voting report, told the committee that despite broad stakeholder interest the project has remained largely hypothetical for roughly a decade. The jury found two…
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