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  -    <i>WNYC</i>, September 7, 2010 &mdash; 
  -    <a href="http://beta.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/sep/07/new-nyc-ballot-could-cause-confusion/"><u>NYC Ballot Design Could Cause Confusion</u></a>
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  -  New York City introduced paper ballots in the 2010 primary election, to comply with a 2002 federal law that mandated significant updates to voting systems in each state. Local NPR affiliate, <i>WNYC</i> invited a group of ballot design experts to review the city's new ballots. They identified a number of problems likely to trip up voters, and used DocumentCloud to flag each one for their readers. 
  +  <b><i>WNYC</i>, September 7, 2010 &mdash; 
  +          <a href="http://beta.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/sep/07/new-nyc-ballot-could-cause-confusion/"><u>NYC Ballot Design Could Cause Confusion</u></a></b><br /> 
  +        <b><i>WNYC</i>, October 21, 2010 &mdash; 
  +            <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/oct/21/ballot-tells-voters-fill-wrong-oval/"><u>Ballot Tells Voters to Fill Wrong Oval</u></a></b><br />
  +        New York City introduced paper ballots in the 2010 primary election, to comply with a 2002 federal law that mandated significant updates to voting systems in each state. Local NPR affiliate, <i>WNYC</i> invited a group of ballot design experts to review the city's new ballots. They identified a number of problems likely to trip up voters, and used DocumentCloud to flag each one for their readers. <br /><br />
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  +        When officials released sample ballots for November's general election, the <a href="http://reformny.blogspot.com/2010/10/city-boards-mistake-on-ballot.html">Brennan Center discovered</a> instructions erroneously  <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/oct/21/ballot-tells-voters-fill-wrong-oval/">advising voters</a> to mark the oval above a candidate's name. In fact, the relevant ovals appear below candidate's names. As it turns out, the faulty language was actually <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/oct/21/oval-above-wording-dictated-state-law/#document/p3/a3975">mandated by state law</a>. <br />
  +         <a href="http://beta.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/sep/07/new-nyc-ballot-could-cause-confusion/">Ballot Design</a> | <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/oct/21/ballot-tells-voters-fill-wrong-oval/">Sample Ballot</a> | <a href="http://www.wnyc.org/articles/its-free-country/2010/oct/21/oval-above-wording-dictated-state-law/#document/p3/a3975">State Law</a>
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      <i>Minnesota Public Radio</i>, October 25, 2010 &mdash; 
  
negative.code:   <i>MPR News</i> published 219 pages of FBI records on Paul and Sheila Wellstone, in a story that travelled from the agency's early surveillance of Wellstone, the civil rights and anti-war activist, to their investigation into threats against Wellstone after he joined the US Senate in 1991. Throughout reporter Madeleine Baran's <a href="http://minnesota.publicradio.org/projects/2010/wellstone-files/feature/">feature story</a> examining the collected documents, <i>MPR News</i> used thumbnail images as pullquotes and directed readers to relevant passages that they'd highlighted in each document.<br />
    <a href="http://minnesota.publicradio.org/projects/2010/wellstone-files/">Package</a> | <a href="http://minnesota.publicradio.org/projects/2010/wellstone-files/feature/">Article</a>
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      <i>Washington Post</i>, October 1, 2010 &mdash; 
  