ravi wrote:
i do think online voting WILL encourage "democracy" AND third-party
candidates. i think it might also have negative effects: wasn't there a recent finding that more right-wing conservative types are wired than poor or left-leaning folks? online voting would thus make it even easier to mobilize and bring out the right-wing vote. but the solution (imho, in this case) is not to avoid the technology, but to find out ways to leverage it to our advantage.
In my neck of the woods, public schools become voting booths at election time. All public schools in Calif have computers -- so I don't see that computerizing the voting process would necessarily be a negative for the left. So it all comes back to the design, the overseers, and the paper trail.
Joanna
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