Apr. 22, Interview - Problems with voting machines concern Marybeth Kuznick and Richard King with VotePA, as more than ten different voting machines being used in Pennsylvania. Election Unspun's Dori Smith spoke with them about touch screen machines used in Montgomery County, a suburb of Philadelphia and Allegheny county, Pittsburgh's home. They spoke about the lack of a paper trail in Pennsylvania voting machines.

Optical scan voting machines offer paper ballots and a bit more security than touch screen voting machines. But a recent study of the memory cards for optical scanners used in Connecticut's machines have experts working for the State worried. Connecticut are using these optical scan machines despite well documented failures.