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Will that be paper or electronic?

Pam Fessler reports on NPR: Voting officials across the country have been trying to find a secure, reliable voting system ever since the 2000 presidential elections. After electronic machine failures, a number of states are returning to paper ballots. But not everyone agrees that is the right way go. -- NPR: Shift Back to Paper Ballots Sparks Disagreement

Posted by Ed on March 7, 2008 7:40 AM |

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Full details (including audio, video and handouts) from this event featured on NPR can be found online at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.

Posted by: Castro [TypeKey Profile Page] | March 7, 2008 12:04 PM

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