Internet Voting For All

A cute little pixy jester who writes for the New York Times recently wrote that what “makes our current politics particularly awful isn’t p...

Have you seen the News Hour Internet voting story? Internet Voting: Will Democracy or Hackers Win? They followed the exact storyline se...

AE presents itself as a bold alternative to the two-party system. “Pick a person, not a party,” they say. All you have to do is be a registe...

Cyber bullying is the mean and unfair treatment of a person on the Internet. They had a feeding frenzy of it recently in Connecticut.[1] Bef...

As Professor Hasen shows in his forthcoming book, Voting Wars , conflict over the way we conduct elections in the US is increasing. One of ...

Good News! My book, Internet Voting Now!, is available in paper on Amazon at, http://tinyurl.com/IVNow2011 In Chapters One and Five I r...

After posting the report on how satisfied Canadian voters are who have Internet voting, an interesting discussion developed on Linkedin . S...

“Let facts be Submitted to a Candid World” This month the Delvinia Interactive Corporation issued its Report on Internet Voting in the Tow...

The chief of voting operations for Norway has just filed his first report to a closed group on Linkedin, "Internet voting." Any L...

What is an “Independent”? Lots of people are asking that question these days. Are Independents conservative or liberal? Are they closet ...

Natalie E. Tennant is a lady politician with more guts than any man in the same office in other states; that is, Secretary of State. She ...

Internet Voting and the US Social Forum (First published in OpEdNews June 22, 2010 By William J. Kelleher, Ph.D. http://tinyurl.com/IntVU...