 2004 was the first election to use electronic voting machines.
After 2004 they are expected to get more and more commonly
used, rather than the stone-age manual punch-card methods
and those ridiculous chads' - which became a well-known
word and made infamous from Florida vote-counting during
the year 2000 Presidential election. The new electronic
voting machine system will get rid of old style punch
and paper ballots for the next election. The new eVoting
touch screen voting machines use touch-screens to cast
votes.
The Year-2000 election had many problems
at the voting booth with punch ballots, and severely
effected many election campaigns. Most of us remember
this happening in Florida with the "re-count"
which has controversial effects on the election.
These ongoing vote counting voting problems
tend to make us think negatively about the punch card
voting system and want to develop a reliable "electronic"
voting system also known as "touch screen voting".
E-Voting Machines will bring more confidence to ballot
counting and should result in even better election campaign
contributions for candidates, campaign advisors and
political parties.
Many people in the U.S. and Election Campaign
Advisors believe these new electronic voting machines
will ensure a fair vote. E-voting has several advantages.
Vote tabulating computers are able to switch to different
languages, they can be easily used by the blind and
others, and votes are counted instantly and easily.
Another advantage is preventing voting errors on the
ballots, i.e. no more hanging-chad's!
Get more information on Mr. Nader's
many valuable activities via his new
Vote Nader website
(during the 2004 election cycle Mr. Nader used the Essential.org site), or thru the
Ralph Nader Org Website.
It is was said Nader's 2004 election campaign will
end-up helping President Bush win his re-election bid,
as he is expected to take far more votes away from the
Democratic Party and its Presidential Nominee John Kerry,
thus favoring The Republican Party.
It is widely believed Al Gore would have defeated George
W. Bush in election 2000 if not for Ralph Nader running
for president! Nader denied the comments that stated
he would (again) disrupt the Democratic Party's attempt
to beat President Bush this November.
Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader has said he planned
to concentrate his effort on election campaign contributions
and web-publicity via the-internet and online-internet
campaign contributions.
Regarding John McCain (R) Arizona, rumors continue
to circulate that Democrat John Kerry secretly desires
to have Republican Sen McCain as his Vice President
running mate, though Senator McCain say's he is not
interested, and remains a proud Republican.
Such a unique combined Democratic & Republican
Presidential Ticket would likely assure a victory for
Senator Kerry in The November Presidential Election!
Many Sen McCain admirers would love to have the Year
2000 election campaign days return when McCain For President
organization was popular.
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