Votenet Solutions Inc. says it has conducted nearly 30,000 Internet elections involving 16.6 million people worldwide, citing clients such as trade associations, colleges, Realtor groups, pension boards and municipalities. San Diego-based Everyone Counts has run online public elections in Chicago, Denver, Honolulu and New South Wales, Australia. So it’s not a fantasy that a vote for Congress or president might one day be conducted online. But are Internet elections an invitation to fraud? Banks rely on the Net. Why not registrars of voters?
Poll: We Trust Online Banking, So Why Not Try Online Balloting?
It's the Age of Digital Everything, so should American elections have an Internet option?
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Melissa Phy (Editor) May 15, 2013 at 07:34 am
Hi there! Principal Newman told me it is in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day. Hope this helps!…Read More -MP
Mercedes Winton Jones May 15, 2013 at 10:19 am
Sounds like dogs I have seen before. Keep the contact info for NEXT time.