Already, Twitter users have begun dreaming up code words to communicate early election results, in an effort to avoid incurring costly penalties.
The truth is that the Democratic Party is now much more a party of educated professionals than a party promoting the interests of the working class.It is hard to relate this story without feeling sympathy for blue-collar America, and hard not to hope that Mr Obama will do something to improve the lot of those voters with whom he found it so tricky to communicate during the election.
It should not require an election to communicate with him.
The press has often mentioned that Toomey and Carney, who are not supposed to coordinate or even communicate due to federal election laws that govern super PACs, own an island on Lake Winnipesaukee together.
At a minimum, state election officials need a plan to audit their elections and communicate with journalists and citizens.
There's something almost poignant in the way the Vatican has had to resort to chemistry to get its archaic method of communicating the papal election results to work properly: science helping to sustain a tradition from a distant age.
Asked how much he used e-mail during the 1996 re-election campaign to communicate about fund-raising, Mr. Gore replied simply, "Didn't".
David Cameron has promised fresh legislation to deny terrorists the "safe space" to communicate if he wins the general election in May.
Under election law, he cannot communicate directly with the outside group, but his own criticisms of Mr. Romney have closely echoed the themes of the attack ads.
Earlier this year the police announced a ban on short-wave radios capable of receiving foreign broadcasts, saying they were being used to communicate "hate speech" ahead of the elections.
P1 and P3's first tweets were both prompted by wanting to communicate with a politician directly, about an election and a political discussion on a TV, respectively.
