New York legislators keep e-voting software in public hands
With this year's New York Senate and Assembly session now ended, local voting activists are chalking up a victory for the public at the expense of Microsoft Corp. and the e-voting industry.
View ArticleE-voting vendor succumbs to California source code demands
Electronic voting machines vendor Election Systems & Software Inc. has finally given in to demands by California's Secretary of State office that it submit the source code used in one of its...
View ArticleOpen Source Resolution Passed -- California Democratic Party Executive Board
Dear Friends of Open Voting, this is Great News and more evidence that the Open Voting idea is catching on. Thanks especially to Tom Gangale for pushing this forward!
View ArticleThe Future of Elections: Open Source Voting
"I do not honestly care which OS each of you choose to run. For some of you, it will be Windows, others OS X. And for a growing number of the remaining minority, your OS of choice will be one of the...
View ArticleHackers find serious problems in California voting machines
"A new California study has found that several electronic voting machines have serious security vulnerabilities. California Secretary of State Debra Bowen commissioned the study which pitted two hacker...
View ArticleBrazil: "The Electronic Voting Machine Will Be Linux-Powered"
According to major newspapers, starting with the municipal elections of 2008, Brazil’s e-voting machines will use the Linux operating system, to be developed by the technical team of the federal...
View ArticleVoting etiquette at FSD
I am still seeing a certain pattern of voting, by some participants, which I, personally, consider to be an abuse of the voting concept here. Why?Because I see the pattern as being designed to achieve...
View ArticleVoting etiquette at FSD
I won't invite a flame-war by referring directly to the particular voting pattern, instead I'll describe my own voting etiquette which, I think, would eliminate such an abuse.
View ArticleMy take on negative voting on FSDaily
It has been suggested by one of our prominent community members that the use of negative votes should be confined to demoting spam. As the individual responsible for the introduction of negative voting...
View ArticleMy take on negative voting on FSDaily
It has been suggested by one of our prominent community members that the use of negative votes should be confined to demoting spam. As the individual responsible for the introduction of negative voting...
View ArticlePlease participate in the FSDaily editing process
This is an urgent call to the FSDaily community to start digging through the upcoming queue and voting on more stories. Without YOU acting as an editor the site doesn't work. (UPDATE: Thanks to...
View ArticlePlease participate in the FSDaily editing process
This is an urgent call to the FSDaily community to start digging through the upcoming queue and voting on more stories. Without YOU acting as an editor the site doesn't work.
View ArticleLicensing update - From Meta, a Wikimedia project coordination wiki
"The Board of Trustees of the Wikimedia Foundation invites the Wikimedia community to vote on this proposal to license Wikimedia material so it is available under the Creative Commons...
View Articlethe voting has begun -- and if you're in the wikipedia world, please participate
"I can't begin to describe how rewarding it is to see the voting start on the question whether WIkipedia should exercise an option granted to it by the Free Software Foundation to relicense Wikipedia...
View ArticleVictoria expands Linux e-voting rollout
Victoria’s Electoral Commission has flagged plans to expand its use of electronic voting kiosks based on Linux software in the next state election in November this year.
View ArticleNew York legislators keep e-voting software in public hands
With this year's New York Senate and Assembly session now ended, local voting activists are chalking up a victory for the public at the expense of Microsoft Corp. and the e-voting industry.
View ArticleE-voting vendor succumbs to California source code demands
Electronic voting machines vendor Election Systems & Software Inc. has finally given in to demands by California's Secretary of State office that it submit the source code used in one of its...
View ArticleOpen Source Resolution Passed -- California Democratic Party Executive Board
Dear Friends of Open Voting, this is Great News and more evidence that the Open Voting idea is catching on. Thanks especially to Tom Gangale for pushing this forward!
View ArticleThe Future of Elections: Open Source Voting
"I do not honestly care which OS each of you choose to run. For some of you, it will be Windows, others OS X. And for a growing number of the remaining minority, your OS of choice will be one of the...
View ArticleHackers find serious problems in California voting machines
"A new California study has found that several electronic voting machines have serious security vulnerabilities. California Secretary of State Debra Bowen commissioned the study which pitted two hacker...
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