Voting Rights Radio Launched in Philly!

[Stevepol]

A new hour-long, weekly news program begins soon in Philly. This needs to be syndicated nationally, it seems to me. The stories highlight a new stalwart of voting rights, Lowell Finley. Credit to John Gideon and of course Bradblog for the item.




Voting Rights Radio - Don’ t Miss It!
If you’re on your computer tonight at 8pm, be sure to tune into the Coalition for Voting Integrity’s new weekly radio show: The Voice of the Voters: The Power and Responsibility of Democracy. It’ll air on WCNJ 1360 AM, but you can listen online here. CVI is a Bucks County group, but the show will take on national issues as well.

Tonight’s guest is Lowell Finley, who is a very big deal in election law circles:

Mr. Finley has practiced election law for over 20 years and is one of the few attorneys in the nation with experience litigating electronic voting issues. Mr. Finley has won the most voting cases in US and is often interviewed by major networks, cable TV and major print outlets. Mr. Finley led New Mexico’s legal action which resulted in the discarding of Danaher voting machines, which were replaced with voter-verified optical scan machines. Danaher machines are used now in Philadelphia, Bucks, Delaware, Berks and two other PA counties. Mr. Finley also won an important voting rights case in Colorado. Access this
site for more information on the lawsuits.

This is exciting. CVI, of which I am a member, is doing its best to reach out to as many people as possible because we know this important fact to be true: When people learn about electronic voting, people are opposed to electronic voting.

Tell your friends!


Links:

http://blogs.phillyburbs.com/blog.php?p=8385&cat=8

http://www.bradblog.com/?p=3633