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Description: In some countries it is now possible to vote via email. What are your views on this? If voting is made is easier, ... more
Electronic Voting ... should it be made compulsory with penalties for those who abstain? Is a truly democratic nation a good thing?

Newest Review: ... 90% off all detected election fraud in Britain has been done in Asian boroughs, religion and culture getting the better of democracy. Now you know why we will never bring democracy to Iraq! http://www.parliament.uk/commons/lib/r esearch/notes/snpc-03667.pdf A recent report found that people who vote want to vote, vote, and unless you introduce compulsory voting, no one else new will be ... more

 ... encouraged to make an effort, who wasn’t before. An interesting statistic shows that people that regularly vote tend to live further away from the polling booth than those who don’t. Democracy is a precious right to people like me and I always put my paper...more

thedevilinme
Premium Review Electronic Voting: Votes not volts! (1068 words)
by thedevilinme - written on 24/08/07 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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These days my electronic in-box is full of offers for extensions. Be it for my over draught, porn collection or my willy, they just keep coming, only one out of the three stored in my draughts! Ladies need not worry-but my bank manager should. But what I won’t be asked to do over the net-or be participating in-in the near future is vote, the last trail run in the U.K being a bit of a disaster. It seems electronic voting is likely to be annulled in the UK after wide spread fraud and technical glitches were exposed in recent trials here. The first problem was lots of malicious spyware was corrupting the voting systems as thousands of unfiltered emails (the Viagra ...

jpegington
Premium Review No to Electronic Voting - Unless you increase the security (442 words)
by jpegington - written on 30/03/06 (Useful, 93 readings)
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Ok, now my first initial thought is not to have electronic voting. At least not unless they can increase the security and make it certain that only 1 vote can be cast person. Currently I do not see how this can be done and would feel very insecure in knowing that our future government would be decided on a measure that could be fixed and rigged. Obviously I understand the benefits of electronic voting, more people will vote because it is easy to do so, which is a good thing. We would have a government made up from the wishes of the majority of the country, rather than by maximum 40% odd that it currently is. One of the issues raised here is ...

nona
Premium Review Electronic Voting: PRETEEN LOLITA (375 words)
by nona - written on 27/11/04 (Useful, 5489 readings)
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Was the US election fixed? The exit polls showed the Democrats safely ahead in Ohio, Florida and most other swing states. Where there were paper ballots, the exit results were the same as the official results. Where there were electronic voting machines, the exit polls were different from the official results by roughly 5%. The electronic voting machines were interfered with, to give Bush an extra 5%? Look at the graph at- http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/2004votefraud_1132004.html Online Journal has details of the ...

 
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