Sentence examples for electoral technology from inspiring English sources

Online registration is an important first step in addressing the disconnect between electoral technology and voters' expectations.

The iVotronic is the latest in electoral technology, a light, flat-screen computer that will be used this November in parts of Florida, among other places.

He won office in 2008 by offering a new, post-racial, post-partisan form of politics, buttressed by the promise of his own life-story and brilliant electoral technology.

HAVA offered no assistance or guidelines as to what type of machine to buy, and local elections officials did not have many resources to investigate the choices; indeed, theirs are some of most neglected and understaffed offices around, because who pays attention to electoral technology between campaigns?

The allegations show that digital electoral technology cannot itself overcome deep-seated political distrust.

Odinga and his fellow leaders in the opposition party, National Super Alliance NASAA), suggested that votes were manipulated by the ruling party and called the process a "sham". The allegations show that digital electoral technology cannot itself overcome deep-seated political distrust.

Donors invest in a parliamentary radio station, equip the electoral body with technology, train a media council – then entrust such projects to the government, ensuring they are used to tighten its grip.

Managers of electoral processes and technologies need to do likewise.

While experimentation with electoral design and technologies should be encouraged, the safest bet come voting day is to vote.

Perceptive Pixel's screens, which look like the offspring of an iPad and a television set, are most familiar to people who have watched election night coverage on networks like CNN, where on-air commentators have for years manipulated electoral maps using the technology.

Now, as this volatile election approaches the final threshold of November, citizens are skeptical about whether our electoral system — particularly the technology used in it — is precise, unbiased or secure enough to produce a fair, accurate vote count.