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EAC Blasted Again for Burying Study

By Matthew Murray
Roll Call Staff
April 9, 2007, Midnight

The beleaguered Election Assistance Commission is weathering new criticism amid charges it mishandled a controversial and expensive voting study, again drawing scrutiny from Congress and outside groups just as the agency battles back from recent allegations that it stumbled in overseeing voting machine testing labs.

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