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Apr 08

Bay Area Law School Technology Conference, 2005

elections, policy, legal

I'm moderating the evoting panel, "Out with the Hanging Chad, in with the Black Box" at tomorrow's Bay Area Law School Technology Conference.

eDemocracy: Out with the Hanging Chad, in with the Black Box

Now that the dust is settling, what can we conclude about our nationwide experiment with electronic voting? While the 2000 election highlighted the problems posed by voting technology, there were no major legal challenges based on the machines in the 2004 elections despite talk of serious issues before the election. What really happened, and what could be done better in 2006 and 2008?

Panelists: David L. Dill, Ren Bucholz, Ann Brick, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Matt Zimmerman

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UPDATE [2005-05-02 12:17:34]: The audio for this panel is now up.

2 comments

  1. § Ed Kenne, dy said on : 04/08/05 @ 17:42
    Hello Joe:

    Will you be recording this? Digitally?
  2. § joe® Email said on : 04/09/05 @ 07:12
    I believe we will be webcasting and that a video recording will be made (I had to sign release allowing as much, that is).
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