Session Documents for Friday, Oct. 1

• Where have we been, what have we learned, and where are we going?
  • Michael Alvarez, How to Make this Fall's Elections Work Well
  • Steve Ansolabehere
  • Ted Selker, Introduction to Conference
  • Charles Stewart
• What lessons can be learned from the November 2004 elections? What do we need to focus on for 2006 and 2008?
  • Webcast
• Reliability
  • Webcast
• Charles Stewart, Moderator, The Reliability of Electronic Voting Machines
  in Georgia
• Eric Fischer, Reliability of Voting Technology: What's Important for
  Policymakers?
• Jonathan Katz, Assessing Voting System Accuracy and Reliability Via
  Statistical Analysis
• Brian O'Connor, Reliability Panel Discussion
• Panel Discussion Notes
• Certification and Testing
  • Webcast
  • Michael Alvarez, Moderator
  • Neil McClure, Certification and Testing
  • Frank Weibe, AccuPoll
  • Merle King, Testing Voting Systems: The Georgia Model
• Demonstration of Voting Systems
• Vendors
• Keynote Speech
  • Webcast
  • Dr. DeForest Soaries, Election Assistance Committee

Session Documents for Saturday, Oct. 2

• Ballot Design: Opportunities for November and Beyond
  • Webcast
  • Ted Selker, Moderator, Ballot Design and Opportunities
  • Conny McCormack
  • Ken Carbullido
  • Gregg Vanderheiden, Enhanced and Extended Usability of Voting Machines
• Voter Registration and Authentication
  • Webcast
  • Steve Ansolabehere, Moderator
  • Steven Carbo
  • Linda Lamone
• Security of Voting Systems
  • webcast
  • Ron Rivest, Moderator
  • Jim Adler, Proof that Every Vote Counts
  • David Chaum, A Proposal for Election Security: Easy Roadmap to Voter Confidence
  • David Dill, Thoughts on E-Voting Security
  • Adam Stubblefield, Voting System Security
• Internet Voting: Possibilities and Concerns
  • Thad Hall, Moderator, Internet Voting
  • Shuki Bruck, Internet/Remote Voting
  • Linda Lunceford
  • Peter Ryan, E-Voting