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Location Year of election Election type Recommendation # in final report Type of recommendation Thematic area Secondary thematic area Type of change required Status of implementation Comment
United States of America 2018 LEOM Parliamentary elections
Legislation should be amended to guarantee access to international observers invited by the US authorities for all stages of the electoral process, to ensure full compliance with OSCE commitments.
Recommendation # in final report: 9
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Citizen and International Observation
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Election Observation
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United States of America 2020 LEOM Presidential and Parliamentary
States should make every effort to ensure that voter identification requirements are equally accessible to all voters. Consideration should be given to harmonizing federal standards for voter identification for both in-person and postal voting, in order to comply with the Voting Rights Act and to avoid possible discrimination.
Recommendation # in final report: 9
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Voter Registration
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Voter Identification
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United States of America 2022 LEOM Parliamentary elections
State authorities should enhance inter-state co-ordination efforts and exchange experience to improve the cross-matching of voter registration data and to avoid possible inaccuracies in the voter lists.
Recommendation # in final report: 9
Thematic area: Voter Registration
Secondary thematic area: Election Administration
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Partially
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Voting Rights, Voter Registration and Identification
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United States of America 2024 LEOM Presidential and Parliamentary
As previously recommended, contribution limits and disclosure for all types of campaign committees should be regulated. Independent groups and non-profit organizations that engage in campaign activities or donate to campaign committees should be legally required to disclose their sources of funding within a timeframe that allows for transparency of campaign financing.
Recommendation # in final report: 9
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Campaign Finance
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not evaluated
Final report heading: Campaign Finance
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United States of America 2016 EOM Presidential and Parliamentary
To help address security, functioning and reliability concerns of aging equipment, the authorities could allocate additional resources to upgrade or replace the existing electronic voting and counting systems.
Recommendation # in final report: 9
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
Secondary thematic area: Election Administration
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Partially
Year of assessment: 2020
Final report heading: New Voting Technologies
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United States of America 2018 LEOM Parliamentary elections
In line with OSCE commitments, consideration should be given to ratifying CEDAW and CRPD as a means to further protect and promote the electoral rights of women and persons with disabilities.
Recommendation # in final report: 10
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Participation of Women
Secondary thematic area: Participation of Persons with Disabilities
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Legal Framework
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United States of America 2020 LEOM Presidential and Parliamentary
Public officials, political parties, their candidates and supporters should refrain from using inflammatory and discriminatory rhetoric.
Recommendation # in final report: 10
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Campaign
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Campaign Environment
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United States of America 2022 LEOM Parliamentary elections
States, together with relevant federal institutions, should set policies and requirements to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of Electronic Absentee Voting solutions.
Recommendation # in final report: 10
Thematic area: Election Day
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2024
Final report heading: Alternative Voting Methods
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United States of America 2024 LEOM Presidential and Parliamentary
To promote more accountable and transparent campaign spending, federal campaign finance legislation and oversight should be updated to reflect the modern political funding landscape, including regulations on the use of new financial instruments such as cryptocurrencies, as well as other tools and digital assets that may be considered in-kind donations.
Recommendation # in final report: 10
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Campaign Finance
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not evaluated
Final report heading: Campaign Finance
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United States of America 2016 EOM Presidential and Parliamentary
Legislation should guarantee access in all states to international observers invited by the US authorities, to ensure full compliance with Paragraphs 8 of the 1990 OSCE Copenhagen Document and paragraph 25 of the 1999 OSCE Istanbul Document.
Recommendation # in final report: 10
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Citizen and International Observation
Secondary thematic area: Legal Framework
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2020
Final report heading: Election Observation
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