i.e. http://www.opencongress.org/issue/top_twenty_bills/6406_voting_machines Related: http://sunlightfoundation.com/ http://www.participatorypolitics.org/ Also must be mentioned: http://change-congress.org/Hope the links are useful. There are opportunities here; even with the low tech pen and paper ballot, it is inevitable that technology is involved in the process at some point. How / where / when it is applied is a great area for exploring and identifying the opportunities and finding ways to bring about greater transparency.
aaron wrote:
Unlike the vast, sorry majority of my fellow Georgians, I have a high degree of certainty that the votes I cast were counted because, being an informed voting rights activist and computer professional who understands the insanity of entrusting our votes to the manipulations of programmers and invisible computer software, I madecertain that I voted on a PAPER Ballot.