tnyman, Author at BallotTrax
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Author: tnyman

Transparency is essential to building trust in the election process. As vote-by-mail continues to play a critical role in elections across the country, election officials, policymakers, media organizations, and voters are increasingly seeking access to accurate, reliable information about ballot tracking and voter engagement. At BallotTrax, we believe transparency shouldn’t be limited to individual ballot notifications—it should extend to the broader impact ballot tracking has on election administration. That’s why we’re excited to introduce the new BallotTrax Data Page. Turning Data Into Insight For years, BallotTrax has helped election officials provide voters with greater visibility into the status of their mail ballots through proactive email, text, and voice notifications. Every notification sent, every ballot tracked, and every voter interaction contributes to a larger story about voter engagement and election transparency. Our new Data Page brings that story to life. The page provides access to key metrics and insights that demonstrate how...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BallotTrax™ Secures Second U.S. Patent for Mail Ballot Tracking and Voter Notification System DENVER, CO — July 21, 2025 — i3logix, the Denver-based software company behind BallotTrax™, the country’s first and only patented mail-ballot tracking and notification system, has been awarded a second new U.S. patent, solidifying its market position to deliver proactive ballot status alerts to voters. U.S. Patent No. 12,340,633, issued June 24, 2025, with a priority date of February 2, 2010, expands the company’s IP protections. BallotTrax™ is now the only system with patented technology to notify voters—via text, email, or voice—of their ballot’s status at each step of the mail voting process. “Ballot status notifications have become one of the most cherished features of vote-by-mail systems,” said Steve Olsen, CEO of i3logix. “Now that our technology is protected by patent, we’re ensuring that counties and states can continue providing these critical alerts...