Publications

Edited Book

• Holly Ann Garnett and Margarita Zavadskaya Eds. 2018. Electoral Integrity and Political Regimes: Actors, Strategies and Consequences. New York: Routledge Press.

Journal Articles

• Holly Ann Garnett. Forthcoming. “Evaluating Online Registration: The Canadian Case.” Election Law Journal.
• Holly Ann Garnett. 2019. “Advance Voting with Same-Day Registration: The Impact on Turnout in New Zealand.” Political Science.
• Holly Ann Garnett. 2014. “Lessons Learned: Referendum Resource Officers in the 2007 Ontario Referendum on Electoral Reform.” Canadian Political Science Review. 8 (1), 63-84.

Book Chapters

• Holly Ann Garnett. 2017. “Election Management Bodies.” Election Watchdogs: Transparency, Accountability, Compliance and Integrity. Eds. Pippa Norris and Alessandro Nai. New York: Oxford University Press.
• Holly Ann Garnett and Meghan Garnett. 2013. “The History of the Tainted Blood Scandal in Canada: Where does the responsibility lie?” History of Medicine Days Conference Proceedings. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Press.

Other Publications

• Toby James, Leontine Loeber, Holly Ann Garnett, and Carolien van Ham. 2017. “Improving Electoral Management: The Organizational Determinants of Electoral Integrity.” Electoral Expert Review.
• Pippa Norris, Alessandro Nai, Holly Ann Garnett and Max Grömping. 2017. “Perceptions of Electoral Integrity (PEI) US 2016 Subnational Study.” Electoral Integrity Project.
• Holly Ann Garnett, Chris Corkery, and David Syncox. 2015. “Imagining Canada’s Future: Research Goals for an Interconnected, Evolving Global Landscape.” McGill University’s report for the Social Science and Humanities Research Council Imagining Canada’s Future

Editorials

• Pippa Norris, Holly Ann Garnett and Max Grömping 2016. “Why problems of electoral integrity damage voter turnout.” Monkey Cage/The Washington Post.
• Pippa Norris, Holly Ann Garnett and Max Grömping 2016. “Electoral integrity in all 50 states, ranked by experts.” Vox.
• Holly Ann Garnett and Karen Bird. 2016. “Good News: 2015 Canadian Federal Election at the Top in Terms of Electoral Integrity.” The National Post.

Conference Presentations (last two years)

• “Cyber Elections: The Use of Technology for Electoral Management,” SERENE-RISC State of Canadian Cyber-security Conference, Ottawa, ON (2018)
• “Who Runs Elections? Election Management Body Roles and Responsibilities in Comparative Perspectives,” American Political Science Association, Boston, MA (2018)
• “Electoral Officials’ Perceptions of Electoral Integrity” with Toby S. James, pre-APSA workshop Building Better Elections, Boston, MA (2018)
• “Registration Innovations: Analysing the Impact of Registration Regimes in the United States” with Peter Miller, Election Sciences, Reform and Administration Conference, Madison WI (2018)
• “Who Gives? Campaign Donations in Canadian Federal Elections,” Canadian Political Science Association, Regina, SK (2018)
• “Early Voting: Comparing Canada, Finland, Germany and Switzerland,” Australian Quantitative Political Science Association, Wellington, New Zealand (2017)
• “Building Election Management Capacity,” Australian Political Science Association, Melbourne, Australia (2017)
• “Roswell, Grassy Knolls, and Voter Fraud: Explaining Erroneous Perceptions of Electoral Malpractices” with Pippa Norris and Max Grömping, pre-APSA workshop on Protecting Electoral Security & Voting Rights: The 2016 U.S. Elections in Comparative Perspective, San Francisco, CA (2017) (Presented by co-authors)
• “Building Better Electoral Management? EMB Institutional Design, EMB Autonomy and Election Integrity” with Carolien van Ham, European Consortium for Political Research, Oslo, Norway (2017) (Presented by co-author)
• “Behind the Screens: Election Administration E-Governance Capacity,” Election Sciences, Reform and Administration Conference, Portland OR (2017)
• “Evaluating Online Registration in the 2015 Canadian Election,” Canadian Political Science Association, Toronto, ON (2017)
• “Behind the Screens: Evaluating Election Administration Capacity in the United States,” Canadian Political Science Association, Toronto, ON (2017)
• “When do Voters Trust the Administration of Election? A Cross-National Analysis,” Political and Social Trust: Citizens in Context workshop, Tampere, Finland (2017)