Electronic Voting in Massachusetts: problems and prospects

Electronic Voting in Massachusetts: problems and prospects
A Massachusetts Conference on Electronic Technology and Voting Transparency
Saturday, February 28, 2004
Suffolk University Law School, Boston MA

As the debate about electronic voting heats up around the country, a day-long conference is being planned in Boston to look at the range of issues involved in technology and voting integrity.

Confirmed speakers include:

Stephen Ansolabehere, Professor of Political Science at MIT and member of the Cal Tech/MIT Voting Project;
Arlene Ash, Research Professor at the BU School of Medicine;
Jim Dickson, American Association for People with Disabilities;
David Harris, Executive Director of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights under Law;
Rebecca Mercuri, Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University;
Curt Nyquist, New England School of Law;
George Pillsbury, Policy Director at Mass VOTE;
Ted Selker, Associate Professor of Media Arts and Sciences at MIT;
Jonathan Zittrain, The Berkman Centre for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School
C. Scott Ananian, MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Electronic Civil Disobedience activist

Further details to follow.

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