Posted in Election Information on Dec 23rd, 2009
Yeah this is old hat to election-insiders (I am not yet one, so I can still have that sense of wonder but I just took a drive through the “Voting Information Project” web site. I think it’s a cool idea that could be a template to catalyze very useful election related information resources [...]
Posted in Election Adminstration Technology on Nov 30th, 2009
The Military and Overseas Voter Empowerment (MOVE) Act is probably not high on your radar screen of activities in the U.S. Congress — but it is important to me, for two reasons, aside from the most basic one that it enables broader access for overseas voters.
The bill avoided partisan politics that usually sidelines any election [...]
Posted in Voting System Technology on Jul 16th, 2009
Well, I suppose that with all the marvelous activity at the National Civic Summit this week, and much of it being about elections, it is no surprise that the phrase “Internet Voting” is in the air again. So it seems like a good day to continue earlier threats on the topic, or more specifically, the [...]
Posted in Uncategorized, Voting System Technology on Feb 27th, 2009
Oregon is one of several states that this month have legislative activity that’s starting to look at the phrase "Internet voting". Wired Oregon reports on Attempts to Bring Elections into Digital Age as a pair of bills, one for online voting, and one for online voter registration. But the reference to the recent report on the Pew Center on the States is a bit misleading.
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