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Plans continue to open the California Recall Election to
\n voters from around the world, on the theory that we all have a stake in
\n what happens in California and are all effected by the decisions of the
\n chief executive of the world’s 7th largest economy, an information and entertainment
\n economy which increasingly transcends state lines and national borders.<\/p>\n
We are organizing an online voting system so that anyone who takes an To make things more real, and to add an element of participatory democracy, In addition to registered California voters willing to act as electors, Plans continue to open the California Recall Election to voters from around the world, on the theory that we all have a stake in what happens in California and … Continue reading
\n interest and feels empowered can cast a vote on both ballot questions:
\n Should Gray Davis be recalled? If so, who should replace him? (Choose one
\n out of 134 candidates<\/a>)<\/p>\n
\n we are recruiting 100 registered California voters who are prepared to
\n pledge their votes, on a pro-rated percentage basis, to the winners of
\n our on-line virtual election. These delegates must be prepared to receive
\n voting instructions 1 hour before the official close of voting and get
\n to their polling places in time to make their votes, and the votes of all
\n of the on-line participants, count.<\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n\n This should be fairly easy to do, and seems to me to be completely
\n legal, even traditional. I’m sure there are many hundreds of worthy loonies
\n in California who would be willing to sign on to a thrilling project like
\n this, and as to legality, although I am sure it is illegal to sell or extort
\n votes or otherwise force someone to cast their vote for a candidate other
\n than their true favorite, the principle of pledged delegates voting for
\n whoever they represent wants elected is ensconced in the US Constitution
\n in the form of the Electoral College.<\/p>\n
\n we need programmers to help with the site set-up to ensure an accurate
\n count and prompt communication of the results to the electors (and the electorate). If interested,
\n please respond.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"