Tag Archives: Detractors

Online Voting – Who’s Rushing?

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Rob Weber

PBS recently ran a segment devoted to online voting. It began by telling the compelling story of West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant and her bold commitment to providing access to overseas voters. Unfortunately the piece then made the … Continue reading →

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Internet Voting: Cost-Benefit Analysis – They forgot the BENEFIT PART!

Posted on September 29, 2011 by Rob W.

Cost-Benefit Analysis. Is there anything more basic? It’s like “supply and demand”. You don’t have to be an MBA to understand that with ANY undertaking (in ANY realm be it in business or politics or, gosh, even voting technology) the … Continue reading →

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Internet Voting Astroturf Detractors: Consider the Source – Beware the Againsters!

Posted on September 21, 2011 by Rob W.

I mentioned in my last post, a piece about Dr. William Kelleher and his contributions to this movement, that I would be talking next about the “againsters”. In fact, I have been working on the draft of this post for … Continue reading →

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