They should be looking at all the local reports of machine irregularities and investigate those, look at all the local policies and practices that impeded turnout and need to be addressed, thorough root cause analysis. Then do something about it, which requires computer expertise, legal expertise, etc.
Sanders' call for a 50 state strategy will focus on getting the grassroots active, and it should identify policies for them that need to be changed in each state re: election law. Unless he's just looking for people to run for local offices without guidance on election reform. It'd be more efficient to coordinate these efforts.
With as much money as they handle, and with as much as is at stake, putting 1 person in charge of this is bizarre. I'm going to hold out hope that whoever gets the job of heading up the DNC will dedicate more resources.
Oh, and you are wise too (thanks for the compliment) 
... I always read your posts with interest!
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