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@BarackObama If I had one minute with POTUS I would ask why the U.S. uses antiquated election technology. #vote2012 #onlinevoting2012/09/29 17:46 by web - Real facts are pesky. Dr. Kelleher's series about #InternetVoting in #Canada continues: #MSNBC #onlinevoting #vote2012
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Tag Archives: online voting
Happy “Paper Trails” to You: The Failures and Fallacies of Paper Ballot Voting
In an earlier post entitled “Online Voting vs. Paper: Papier est Passe” , I stated what is obvious to most of us: We live in a virtually paperless society. Almost every basic transactional function in our lives is done online. … Continue reading
Voting Access in the U.S. – “We can fix this”
President Obama clearly cares about voting rights and voter access. He also seems determined to do something about it. I am quite heartened by this. In the short span of three months, the President has put the issue of long … Continue reading
Voting Access – “Our Journey Is Not Complete”
On election night in November President Obama referenced the disgusting status quo of long lines on election day. “We have to fix that”, the President said. Today, in his second inaugural address, the President again told the country that he … Continue reading
Posted in Online Internet Voting Blog Posts
Tagged access, Canada, inaugural address, inauguration, journey, obama, online voting, right to vote, second inaugural, vote
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Why are we waiting IN LINE when we could be voting ONLINE?
Happy Election Day. Did you vote? If you are a voter in Florida, perhaps you already voted early. In that case perhaps you waited four hours in line to vote. No doubt anybody in that situation would ask the question, … Continue reading
Posted in Online Internet Voting Blog Posts
Tagged 21st century, access, elections, online voting, polls
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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
Posted in Online Internet Voting Blog Posts
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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Online Voting vs. Paper – Papier est Passe
(Editorial Note: This post from November 2011 has been this blog’s most popular. Given this year’s attention on the broken election administration system in the U.S., I am reprinting it below without edit) ——————————————————————— I have been meaning to post … Continue reading
Polls, Polls, and “Pols”
Poll: Place where people go to vote. Poll: Survey of a sample of people, the results of which are usually extrapolated to indicate the opinions or preferences of a larger population. “Pol”: Politician, elected official. What do these homonyms have … Continue reading
Posted in Online Internet Voting Blog Posts
Tagged elections, online voting, poll, polls, vote, voters
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The Great Suppressor…
Oh yes, I’m the great suppressor. Who am I? I am the polling place. There is certainly a lot of talk these days about attempts to suppress the vote. Draconian photo ID laws, measures akin to poll taxes, restrictions to … Continue reading
Posted in Online Internet Voting Blog Posts
Tagged election 2012, evote, msnbc, online voting, poll, polling place, voter suppression
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How We Vote & How We Vote
Defining “how we vote”: 1) Which candidate we vote for in an election. 2) The type of technology we use to cast our vote. In an election year, all the attention in the world gets paid to “how we vote”. … Continue reading
Posted in Online Internet Voting Blog Posts
Tagged democrat, How we vote, independant, Melissa Harris Perry, MHP, msnbc, online voting, polls, pols, republican, voting technology
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Online Voting: The Conversation
I often talk about the conversation about online voting and how one-sided it can be. When I refer to this “conversation” I am referring to it in a very general sense. No matter what the forum – online blog posts, … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore, Dan Rodricks, digital voting. rubin, Evoting, Midday, msnbc, npr, online voting, radio
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