The MIT Technology Review has a short article about Scantegrity II:

Even optical scanners can misread stray marks, however, and any voting machine can be tampered with after the fact. But a cryptographic system developed under the leadership of electronic-cash pioneer David Chaum can guarantee that every vote cast using an optical scanner is correctly recorded.

Additionally MSN Tech & Gadgets mentions Scantegrity II (though misstates our academic affiliations)

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