By logging on to the Web site of VoteHere.net, a new company that sells Internet voting software, Republicans in three remote districts (and in the offices of Alaska's members of Congress in Washington) could point the mouse at any of six presidential contenders, then click on a button labeled "Cast this ballot".
By logging on to the Web site of VoteHere.net, a new company that sells Internet voting software, Republicans in three remote districts (and in the offices of Alaska's members of Congress in Washington) could point the mouse at any of six presidential contenders, then click on a button labeled "Cast this ballot". While Alaska may have been the first, it is not likely to be the last.
It's very possible that a whole new nightmare will unfold, because casting a ballot in this country is anything but simple.
The joy I felt at casting a ballot for this wonderful, qualified, first woman president momentarily made me forget about all the pain and ugliness of this election.
Gillum, a Democratic candidate to replace Scott next year, suggested that Scott was refusing to comply with the Walker ruling and in so doing blocking a potential wave of new Democratic voters from casting ballots this November.
This election cycle, casting a ballot isn't just a talking point.
Michael Giordano will be one of the youngest voters to cast a ballot this election, but he hasn't made up his mind about who he will vote for.
On the other hand, many people who did not vote then are expected to cast their ballot this time, with many of those votes expected to go to Komorowski.
Mr. Aristide cast his ballot this afternoon at a school not too far from his walled residence in Tabarre, a Port-au-Prince suburb, while armed private guards and the police patrolled on the roof.
But even some who voted for Sisi last year are not planning to cast a ballot this time.
It's now the same reason, she says, she cast her ballot this election for Republican John Cox in the race for California governor.
