Sentence examples for modern voting technology from inspiring English sources

The Seventh District has modern voting technology.

At the time hava was passed, it was generally portrayed as a compromise between voter access and voting integrity: Democrats got more money for the states to invest in modern voting technology, and Republicans won new and tighter restrictions on fraud.

The current bumper stickers -- "Re-elect Gore in 2004" -- suggest that the vice president could benefit from a certain amount of sympathy over the fact that he might now be president if the United States were a nation with modern voting technology.

If only 2.5percentt of the $1 billion spent on getting people to the polls were invested to improve voting technology, we would have a much more modern, easy and convenient voting experience.

It led to reforms in registration, but recommendations for modern voting machines went nowhere, in part because critics were concerned about whether the new technology would be tamper-proof.

Improved voting technology.

They are embracing modern technology, voting in ever more elections and pressing their leaders to do better.

It needs to introduce a system of impartial oversight, like those in many European countries, and it needs to embrace the wonders of modern technology.But voting systems also need to reflect the political cultures of their countries.

Mr Kinnock said: "When for centuries we have had this place reported, when for ten years we have had it broadcast, what reasonable cause can be given for not using modern technology?" The last vote, in 1985, produced a majority of 12 against television.

Modern communications technology makes this easy to coordinate.

Prospecting has continued with modern scientific technology and aerial exploration.