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🇺🇸 Observed each year on June 14, Flag Day commemorates the adoption of the first official United States flag by the Continental Congress in 1777.

While the design of the flag has evolved over time, its purpose as a national symbol has remained unchanged for nearly 250 years. What Flag Day fact surprised you the most?

Sources:
Wikimedia Commons and Library of Congress

New Mexico just reached a major transparency milestone. 🗳️ We're excited to announce the launch of Ballot Verifier in Doña Ana County Clerk's Office , making it the first county in New Mexico to provide public access to ballot images and cast vote records through the platform.

The portal includes ballot images and CVRs from the November 2025 Regular Local Election, allowing voters to compare ballot images side by side with cast vote records, and explore election data in a structured, searchable format.

Congratulations to County Clerk Amanda López Askin, Ph.D. and the entire Doña Ana County team for their leadership and commitment to proactive transparency. 🇺🇸

We’re proud to celebrate the many Civera customers recognized at the 2025 Clearinghouse Awards from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission. 🏆 Presented annually by the EAC, the Clearies recognize innovation and best practices in election administration across the United States. Congratulations to:

🏆 Ada County Elections
🏆 Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Office
🏆 South Carolina Votes
🏆 Santa Fe County Clerk
🏆 Idaho Secretary of State
🏆 Humboldt County Office of Elections

We’re honored to work alongside election officials who continue to lead with innovation, public service, and a commitment to strengthening election administration nationwide. 🇺🇸

A special congratulations to the Ada County Elections for receiving an Election Administration Clearie Award for Ballot Verifier — developed in collaboration with Civera to help expand public access and election transparency.

To become problem solvers, we first have to become problem finders. 💡 When Ada County Elections needed a way to make ballot review and verification possible at scale, no existing partner in the space could meet the challenge, until Civera built Ballot Verifier.

Designed directly alongside election officials, Ballot Verifier was built to reduce manual workload, protect voter privacy, and make election transparency accessible to the public.

We’re proud to see that collaboration recognized with a 2025 Clearie Award from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission. 🏆

Today, we observe Memorial Day — a day to pause and honor the people who gave their lives in service to the United States. 🇺🇸 Memorial Day reminds us of the sacrifices made by generations of service members in defense of their communities, their fellow citizens, and the country as a whole. Their courage and service continue to be remembered across the nation.

When Ada County Elections faced growing public records requests and increasing demands for election transparency, they went looking for a solution that didn’t yet exist. Working alongside Ada County, Civera built it.

Ballot Verifier was born out of a real challenge election officials were facing across the country. What started as a collaborative effort to solve that problem has now received national recognition. 🇺🇸

We’re proud to congratulate the Ada County Clerk's Office on receiving a 2025 Clearinghouse Award from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission for Ballot Verifier. 🏆

See Ballot Verifier in action as deployed for Ada County, Idaho: https://ballotverifier.adacounty.id.gov/ 💻

We’re pleased to announce that Ada County Elections has received a 2025 Clearinghouse Award from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission for Civera's Ballot Verifier. 🏆 Presented annually by the EAC, the Clearie Awards recognize innovation and best practices in election administration across the United States. 🇺🇸

Launched in April 2024, Ada County, Idaho, became the first county in the United States to adopt Civera's Ballot Verifier — a platform that gives the public open online access to ballot images and cast vote records, helping voters better understand how ballots are counted while supporting more transparent and accessible election administration.

We’re proud to support Ada County’s commitment to election transparency and public trust. 🤝

The Virginia Department of Elections, in partnership with Civera, has launched an updated database of past election results, providing searchable information for more than 20,000 contests dating back to 1789.

The results include primary, general and special election vote totals for presidential, congressional, state, local and referendum elections with results available by locality and precinct when available.

Virginia’s historical results can be seen here >> https://historical.elections.virginia.gov/