Sentence examples for electronic democracy from inspiring English sources

If you could place the cradle of electronic democracy in real space, it would be there.

Still, New York is hardly alone in making what is often a bumpy transition to electronic democracy.

No one as yet is confidently predicting just how all this electronic democracy will affect the democratic process.

The foundation did serious work on human rights, free media, electronic democracy, civil society and the rehabilitation of Islamist fighters held in Libyan prisons.

The group says this approach would be "electronic democracy on steroids," which sounds a lot like the Web as it is today (and like Dot Earth on many days).

"As an unashamed elitist, an avatar of the printed word and a genuinely solitary man, he belongs to a species so endangered as to be all but irrelevant in an age of electronic democracy," Mr. Franzen wrote, and went on to imagine Bentwood retaliating by kicking in the screen of his bedroom television.

Voters who find it hard to make up their minds can try CandidateCompare.com and SelectSmart, which will identify the candidates whose policies and prejudices most closely match those of the inquirer.Some hope that this could one day lead to the kind of electronic direct democracy once advocated by Ross Perrot, the founder of EDS and maverick presidential candidate.

There are though three main issues which we must first tackle head-on, if after the dust settles we are to be left with a better democracy, electronic or not.

They prefer to think of the rekindling of Jeffersonian democracy by electronic means.

Ms Caldow defines digital democracy as any electronic exchange in the democratic process.

But campaigners for electronic or e-voting say "digital democracy" is on the way in the UK.