What does EDS stand for?

Election Data Services

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A government consulting firm, Election Data Services, estimates that 6 million Americans are living overseas.

US Census to Utah: Missionaries don't count

About 1,200 jurisdictions changed equipment between 2004 and 2006, said Kim Brace of Election Data Services, a nonpartisan consulting firm.

States prepare for record voter turnout

Footnote: Voting equipment reported for the 2006 elections; registered voter counts are from the November 2004 general elections Source: Election Data Services Inc.

High-ticket item; Replacing voting machines can challenge local ...

``What California does is going to impact everybody,'' said Kimball Brace, president of Election Data Services, a voting-systems consultant in Washington, D.

E-VOTE MACHINES IN TROUBLE STATE SECRETARY DEMANDS A PAPER TRAIL

Early money can be used to replace antiquated lever and punch card machines, used by more than 36 percent of Americans, according to a 2002 report from Election Data Services.

Helping America vote: after more than 200 years of voting, the United ...

Election Data Services estimate that 50 million people will use electronic voting in November's presidential election.

ADVISORY/Experts Available to Discuss Pros and Cons of Electronic ...

Nevertheless, Florida is expected to gain at least one seat in Congress, and perhaps two, following the 2010 census, said Kim Brace of Election Data Services, a Virginia-based firm that crunches political numbers.

States in South, West to gain seats in Congress

Earlier in the decade, we didn't see Oregon gaining a seat, but Oregon is now showing a strong potential," said Kimball Brace, president of Election Data Services, a Washington consulting firm that specializes in redistricting.

Oregon's growth may gain it a sixth seat in U.S. House