On January 26 & 27, 2009, the Mitchell Kapor Foundation gathered VoICE grantees together for WHAT WORKS: A Post-Elections Report Back. WHAT WORKS provided a much-needed opportunity to share the strategies that nonprofit organizations used to inspire voter participation and protect voter access to the polls during the 2008 election cycle.

Earlier this week, ANP reported that, come November, Pennsylvania voters could face substantial delays at the polls. We spoke with the man running the election in Philadelphia, who scoffed at long lines and tales of lost votes. Now, voters are suing the state of Pennsylvania. With the help of Voter Action and the NAACP, they filed a complaint this morning in Philadelphia federal court, specifically citing an interview between the American News Project and Philadelphia Deputy City Commissioner Fred Voigt. Here's an update and more of our interview with Philly's deputy commissioner, Fred Voigt.

Ellen Theisan of VotersUnite discusses the issues with electronic voting and with the privatization of our elections on CNN's Lou Dobbs: Democracy at Risk

Concerns Over Vulnerability Of Electronic Machines Sending Many States Back To Paper Ballots

John Bonifaz responds to Senate Bill 3212 on CNN.

Watch the video of John Bonifaz's testimony before the US House Administration Committee

"Pennsylvania Post-Mortem and Doubtful 2008 General Election Reform "

WhyTuesday discusses strange vote tallies by Sequoia voting machines with Ed Felten. Felten is a Professor of Computer Science and Public Affairs at Princeton, where he is also the founding Director of the Center for Information Technology Policy.

Dan Rather continues reporting on in-depth investigations into the reliability and vulnerability of our nation's voting machines.