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Hart InterCivic

Name: Hart InterCivic
Address: Austin, TX, US
Telephone: (512) 252-6400
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Hart InterCivic is a full service election solutions innovator. Each year, tens of millions of votes are cast on Hart's voting systems.

Austin-based Hart InterCivic is a full service election solutions innovator, partnering with state and local governments to deliver secure, accurate and reliable elections. Founded in 1912, Hart now serves nearly 30 million registered voters in more than 560 jurisdictions across 17 states. Customers include the entire states of Hawaii and Oklahoma and two of the five largest counties in the U.S., as well as a dominant share of Texas’ 254 counties. Hart is noted in the elections industry for extraordinary service, which accounts for the company’s high customer satisfaction rates (94 percent in a 2015 survey) and industry-leading customer loyalty scores (92 percent in 2015). The company’s new Verity® Voting system offers jurisdictions a complete end-to-end solution that supports the entire election cycle for all voting types – whether paper or electronic – in one versatile platform.

10/29/2026

As Election Day approaches, organization is key.

Best Practice Tip: Prepare clean USB media that has not been connected to internet‑accessible computers. Organize tabulation areas and confirm supplies, device clocks, and contact lists.

Need supplies? https://www.hartintercivic.com/supplies-order-forms/

10/26/2026

From his first election as a teenage poll worker to serving as Humboldt County’s Registrar of Voters, Juan Pablo Cervantes has dedicated his career to strengthening voter participation and building trust in the electoral process. His story is a powerful reminder that elections are powered by public servants who are passionate about serving their communities. Congratulations to Juan Pablo on his commitment to democracy and election administration.

Learn more: https://kymkemp.com/2026/10/09/from-teenage-poll-worker-to-elections-chief-juan-pablo-cervantes-is-still-chasing-an-a/

10/22/2026

Major elections are complex operations that require planning well in advance, including preparing for a range of election scenarios.

Best Practice Tips:
• Plan tabulation and reporting processes in advance. Decide which reports will be run and practice the entire process during Logic and Accuracy Testing.
• Review procedures for processing write-ins, undervotes, overvotes, and blank ballots.
• Consider how these scenarios fit within existing workflows and training efforts.

Learn more: https://www.hartintercivic.com/election-readiness/

10/21/2026

Knox County election managers recently conducted a mock election to test their voting equipment ahead of Election Day. The test verified that each machine reported results with 100% accuracy, demonstrating the importance of rigorous testing and preparation in the election process. Congratulations to the Knox County team for their commitment to election readiness and voter confidence.

Learn more: https://www.wbir.com/video/news/local/knoxville/election-managers-in-knox-county-held-a-mock-election-to-test-their-voting-machines/51-b4f12ba0-1927-464e-a8d6-9d9ee64e94b6

10/15/2026

Election Day is the result of months of planning, and it takes dedicated teams to make it happen.

Strong election operations rely on a network of election officials, poll workers, field support staff, resources, and support systems working together to address issues as they arise.

Thank you to the election officials, poll workers, and support teams who show up early, stay late, and ensure voters can participate with confidence. And when the polls close, the important work continues.

Best Practice Tip: Confirm field support assignments and review troubleshooting resources. Reviewing Hart documentation and Knowledge Base articles can help refresh key procedures ahead of Election Day.

Interested in supporting elections in your community? Learn more about becoming a poll worker: https://www.eac.gov/help-america-vote

10/09/2026

Congratulations, Idaho!
Verity Vanguard® 1.0 and 1.1 are now certified for use in the State of Idaho.

The Vanguard® family combines security, accessibility, transparency, and flexibility in an innovative voting system platform. Idaho jurisdictions can now choose between two accessible ballot marking device configurations to best support their voters and election operations.

We're honored to support Idaho election officials in delivering secure and accessible elections.

10/08/2026

Questions about election security are common, and election security extends beyond systems and procedures. Clear communication, transparency, and well-trained poll workers all play an important role in building public confidence and supporting smooth elections.

Best Practice Tips:

- Clear communication about election security measures can help strengthen public understanding and trust.
- When appropriate, transparency into election processes can provide additional confidence in how elections are conducted.
- At the same time, hands-on poll worker training before voting begins can help ensure staff are prepared for real-world Election Day scenarios.
- Training should include equipment practice, mock polling place setups, scenario-based exercises, and real paperwork.

Learn more about election readiness best practices here: https://www.hartintercivic.com/election-preparation-best-practices/

10/07/2026

Congratulations to Oregon, the first state to certify Vanguard® 1.1 for election use statewide.

This milestone reflects Oregon's leadership in adopting innovative election technology and advancing the use of VVSG 2.0-certified solutions.

With Flex Full Ballot and Flex BMD with Summary Ballot configurations available on a single device, Vanguard® 1.1 provides jurisdictions with greater flexibility while supporting secure, accessible, and transparent elections.

10/01/2026

Testing and verification are not only election‑specific tasks but part of continuous improvement across election cycles.

Best Practice Tip: Conduct hash validation testing on at least one of each device and workstation software type to confirm certified software is in use. Protect the election computer air gap by using clean or new USB devices and never reusing media that has been connected to internet‑accessible computers.

Learn more: https://www.hartintercivic.com/election-readiness/

09/30/2026

Public testing gives voters a behind-the-scenes look at the work election officials do to prepare for Election Day. Kudos to Ector County for continuing to prioritize transparency and public engagement throughout the election process.

Learn more: https://www.firstalert7.com/2026/09/17/ector-county-elections-office-holds-public-test-demonstrate-voting-machine-accuracy-ahead-nov-3-election/

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Austin, TX

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

(512) 252-6400

Website

http://www.hartintercivic.com/

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