For the 2004 election, he coordinated a team of nationwide legal volunteers who responded to election-day problems with e-voting technology for the non-partisan Election Protection Coalition. He currently heads EFF's efforts to draft model e-voting legislation and push for regulatory reform, coordinate nationwide e-voting litigation and amicus support, and evaluate emerging voting technology. He is also actively involved in e-voting-related grassroots development and public education efforts. Prior to joining EFF, Matt was Privacy Fellow at the public interest law firm The First Amendment Project where he specialized in privacy and open government issues. Prior to working at The First Amendment Project, Matt worked at the international law firm Morrison & Foerster LLP where he focused on commercial litigation matters, including patent and technology licensing disputes. eDemocracy: When Goverment Goes Online