From the letter written by the chairs of the Presidential Commission on Election Administration:

In the end, as we made clear in our report, the electoral process functions best as a partnership of campaigns, parties, voters, volunteer poll-workers officials, all cooperating toward the same goal of smoothly functioning and transparent polling locations that operate efficiently to allow all eligible voters to cast their ballots and to have confidence that their votes will be accurately tallied. Of course, as we noted in our report, “there has never been a perfectly run election in the United States or elsewhere, and perhaps there never will.” But thousands of officials each election cycle do their best with remarkable success, and with steady attention to improved administration where it is needed, and with support from both all participants in the process, they will be able to succeed again this year.