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"Voting technology" is a category for books that examine the hardware, software, procedures, and social systems used to record, count, secure, and verify votes in elections. It covers topics from paper ballots, optical scanners, and mechanical or electronic voting machines to internet and mobile voting proposals, cryptographic and blockchain approaches, tallying and auditing methods (including risk-limiting audits), usability and accessibility design, security vulnerabilities and defenses, standards and certification, implementation case studies, legal and policy implications, and the history and ethics of electoral technologies. Works in this category range from technical manuals and academic studies to policy analyses, investigative journalism, and practical guides for election officials and civic technologists.

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