Officials aim to replace 13,000 aging machines faulted for long lines at polling places and reports the devices changed voters' choices.

Overseas residents like active-duty military members were able to cast their ballots in this year's election using the blockchain-backed Voatz mobile app.

Many city and county technology officials surveyed by PTI reported they do not play a main role in the development of their government’s smart strategy.

State and local election officials have hired new cybersecurity personnel, purchased new hardware and software and even brought in the National Guard.

A new online tool developed by The Atlas guides small and midsize cities through "big city" tactics for doing business with the private sector.

Twenty-two West Coast cities and counties are challenging a recent federal ruling that restricts what municipalities can charge phone companies for installing next-generation wireless equipment.

It's all about finding the right opportunity or "lever," two state IT officials told a conference audience.

Kelly Jin, a former technology policy adviser to the Obama White House, was hired as the city's new top data official.

The projects will address transit, housing, public safety and other issues for 28 participating governments.

IoT, artificial intelligence, blockchain and autonomous systems top the list of most impactful emerging technologies for local government, according to a new infographic from the Public Technology Institute.