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Online Voting opponents – Beware the Againsters Part 2: Skeptical of the Skeptics
Doubt the doubters. Deny the deniers. Several years ago I first published my post “Beware the Againsters”. The post was all about pointing out that many skeptics of online voting, who like to appear as concerned scientists or concerned election … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barbara Simons, climate change, david jefferson, deniers, E2E-IV, election 2012, End-To--End, fear mongers, feasibility, internet, online voting, propaganda, skeptics, Voting
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Voting Technology in the U.S. : The Lost Decade
The irony. At the very end of the 20th century, the United States was poised to revolutionize voting forever. After centuries of voting only at the polling place and often on insecure and inadequate paper ballot systems, the Internet was … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2000 election, avi rubin, Barbara Simons, Bush v. Gore, butterfly ballots, david jefferson, digital, hanging chad, HAVA, Kay Maxwell, Kelleher, League of Women Voters, online voting, palm beach county, paper ballots, SERVE, Voting, voting technology
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