Sentence examples for electronic election from inspiring English sources

She redirected the congressman from an old-fashioned paper-ballot voting machine to an electronic "election solutions provider" made by Hart Intercivic, whose spokesman, William D. Stotesbery, was saying, "It's a polycarbonate display over a full-color screen".

Electronic Election Systems and Software issued a statement from Ken Carbullido, the company's senior vice president of product and software development, saying, "Most of those issues will not require any modification to the design of our products but can be addressed through updated procedures and training".

Privacy preserving electronic election architecture without any trusted third party is presented and a general technique for k-out-of-m election based on distributed ElGamal encryption and mix-match is also provided.

Harvey Wasserman co-wrote (with Bob Fitrakis) THE STRIP & FLIP SELECTION OF 2016: FIVE JIM CROWS & ELECTRONIC ELECTION THEFT, at freepress.org and solartopia.org, where his SOLARTOPIA!

In our next article, Bob Fitrakis, Sheri Myers and I will write in detail about the history of electronic election theft and its long-time master of disenfranchisement, Karl Rove.

Rather than tackling the entire security market, the company decided to concentrate on its strongest area of expertise -- electronic elections.

Information systems can expand participation of ordinary citizens in government through electronic elections, referendums, and polls and also can provide electronic access to government services and information permitting, for instance, electronic filing of taxes, direct deposit of government checks, and viewing of current and historical government documents.

Examples include the effects of social network sites on friendship, and the verifiability of results of electronic elections.

Apps of all kinds ride the Beam apps that make markets, spot and help visualize trends, allow like-minded groups to exercise political power, make electronic elections possible ad infinitum.

"If one software vender dominates the electronic-election market, subverting that vender may be the easiest way to alter national elections," he wrote.

What could be done to increase participation in the democratic process (such as voting at the age of 16, electronic voting, elections on Sundays, polling stations at supermarkets and so on)?