Sentence examples for electronic voting looks from inspiring English sources

Now his enthusiasm for electronic voting looks premature.

Some use electronic voting, where it looks as though the voter is using an ATM.

That got us looking at electronic voting.

In the run-up to this election, electronic voting has gotten a closer look, and an interview with Professor Miller by Heather Wokusch that was posted on YouTube on Friday has received more than 80,000 views.

A test conducted in 2007 by the Ohio Secretary of State revealed that five of the electronic voting systems the state was looking to use in the upcoming 2008 presidential election had failed badly, each easily susceptible to chicanery that could alter the results of an election.

As I ticked the boxes on the new electronic voting machine, I overheard a woman (who looked to be in her late 30s) tell one of the polling place volunteers that it was the first time she was voting.

Second, there was a pattern of polling stations where several electronic voting machines returned an identical result, in what looked like a pre-programmed "cap" on the number of opposition votes.

He also concludes that an "auditable paper-trail for electronic voting" is important but it is shocking "how unlikely states are to look at any of the paper", opening the clear possibility that irregular electronic voting would not have been discovered, so might possibly have been part of a sample.

The U.S. had a small taste of what uncertainty about voting accuracy can look like during the Florida recount in 2000, and that was before the widespread use of electronic voting machines.

Electronic voting was mooted.

Electronic voting devices were jammed.