WASHINGTON, D.C — The Democratic Party has publicly and now privately split as to how (and when) Superdelegates should choose to wield their power, and promises to spawn even more divisiveness should the weight of nomination come down on their shoulders. Voters want to know: Will the average citizen ever be able to influence the system of private brokering of Superdelegate votes? (more…)

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Posted in Election Reform, Convention, Superdelegate, What are superdelegates?, What are super delegates?, Super Delegate, Internet Registration, Election administration, Opinions, Election 2008, D.C., Internet Voting, Legislation | 1 Comment »

Following our video submission to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Executive Director and Why Tuesday? Chief Correspondent, Jacob Soboroff, sent me great news in an email this morning: voters abroad are now able to participate in the Democratic Primary via Internet!

Voting should be convenient for any eligible voter who wants to vote. And so the question remains: if ex-pats are good enough for this technology, isn’t everybody else who wants to vote? (more…)

Posted in Internet Voting, Internet Registration, Election Reform, Overseas Voting, Mail-in voting, Early voting, Election 2008, Absentee ballots, Uncategorized | 2 Comments »