Court refuses to lift California e-voting restrictions

I agree: Although, according to the Anybody But Bush crowd, Ralph Nader should be preferable -- heck, even Jesse Ventura should be preferable.

I've always thought that voting should be viewed as a social activity. It is important for people, especially young people, to get out and see others exercising their citizenship. Allowances should be made, of course, for physical limitations or other extenuating circumstances -- military, for example. But, by and large, voting should be an activity that brings citizens together, not separates them.

Carl Rapson; Posted by: rapson Posted on: 07/07/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I agree rapson | 07/07/04

NO E-Voting, go to the polls Enterprise Analyst. | 07/07/04

Analysing these arguments... Carl Rogers | 07/07/04

VOTE NO on E-voting Enterprise Analyst. | 07/07/04

um... zijiang | 07/07/04

umm.... Enterprise Analyst. | 07/07/04

Voting at polls richhayes | 07/08/04

Do modems still exist? Michael Kelly | 07/08/04

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