Voting machines for disabled to get tested in special elections
Lexington Herald-Leader - LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Special voting machines designed to enable blind and physically disabled voters to cast their ballots without assistance will get their first road test Tuesday in a pair of special legislative elections. Jefferson County has 400 of ...
With more than 200 candidates, Jefferson ballot one of largest ... - Louisville Courier-Journal

With more than 200 candidates, Jefferson ballot one of largest ... Louisville Courier-Journal, KY - Feb 1, 2006 ... Election officials also must move nearly 50 voting sites that don't meet accessibility guidelines and install special voting machines for the disabled at each ...

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Voting machines for disabled to get tested in special elections
Lexington Herald-Leader - LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Special voting machines designed to enable blind and physically disabled voters to cast their ballots without assistance will get their first road test Tuesday in a pair of special legislative elections. Jefferson County has 400 of ...
W3C Launches Incubator Activity - noticias.info

W3C Launches Incubator Activity noticias.info, Spain - Feb 9, 2006 ... "Our initial use cases look at identifying such things as suitability for mobile devices, conformance with accessibility guidelines, trustmarks, relevance to ...

W3C Launches Incubator Activity (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
http://www.w3.org/----Feb. 8, 2006--Today, the World Wide Web Consortium announces the launch of its Incubator Activity, a new initiative to foster development of emerging Web-related technologies that complements the current W3C Recommendation Track.