Sentence examples for high-tech election from inspiring English sources

And that restraint made gaudy, high-tech election frills seem odd.

As Diebold continued to deal with the headache resulting from its leaked code last week, hackers released software from another of the three major high-tech election companies, Sequoia Voting Systems.

And in their own centers of power, even before those votes were cast, Republican leaders and strategists vowed to hone their high-tech skills for future Election Days.

If blogs were the high-tech disruptors of the elections of the aughts, and Facebook and Twitter took their place more recently, Snapchat could well be 2020's version.

Donations from individuals and political action committees in high-tech businesses increased 43 percent between election cycles last decade, according to OpenSecrets.org, to $41.4 million in 2008 from $28.9 million in 2004.

I've been very impressed with the organization of these elections - it's very high-tech and very different from previous elections.

Just deal with the fact that voting in an actual general election is less high-tech that voting on a Mirror online poll, and get on with your life.

Gordon Brown has made the creation of a high-tech economy part of the Labour Party's election platform.

Florida's secretary of state, Katherine Harris, today proposed a high-tech solution to the state's much-criticized election system.

One hopes that the result will secure high-tech voting networks, more voter participation and nonpartisan elections and government.

Across the pilot schemes, some of which did not include high-tech voting, average turn-out was indeed up on previous elections.