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EPIC Policy Counsel Caitriona Fitzgerald, interviewed EPIC Advisory Board Member, Barbara Simons, on election security. Barbara Simons has been on the Board of Advisors of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) since 2008. She co-authored the 2004 report that led to the cancellation of the DoD's internet voting project (SERVE). A former ACM President, Simons co-chaired the ACM study of statewide databases of registered voters and the LWV report on election auditing. www.epic.org/donate
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