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Verified Voting's Nationwide Coordinator Pamela Smith interviewed on KPFK's "Access Unlimited" radio program

Interview conducted by disability rights advocate Shawn Casey O'Brien

October 24th, 2006

On October 24, 2006, Verified Voting's Nationwide Coordinator, Pamela Smith, was the featured guest on the "Access Unlimited" program, which airs each Tuesday afternoon on radio station KPFK in Southern California. "Access Unlimited" covers news, issues and events concerning the disabled community, and is hosted by disability rights activist Shawn Casey O'Brien, Henry Slucki, and Jolie Mason.

The October 24 show discussed Verified Voting's Election Transparency Project and the components of that project that are most of interest to voters with disabilities. It also explored issues pertaining to the accessibility, security, and transparency of various types of electronic voting systems.

The audio archive of this broadcast can be listened to online and is available in two parts:

Part 1 (20:45)

Part 2 (24:17)

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