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    Web voting may be the next government

    By blackcat0451  |  Posted December 17, 2009  |  St. Paul, Minnesota
     

    Pure democracy may soon be popping up all over the world. On-line voting (survey, poll, quiz, and cause) sites are becoming more and more popular and have come up with many ways to attract people. Some will let any person post an idea and everyone else to vote on it. Some sites make advertisement money based on how many customers can be attracted to the site. The money is used (among other things) to make the sites better, more secure (one vote per person), and faster. Which raises the question, when the sites are very secure, and more trusted than old style government, and someone posts the question "The voting sites should replace congress", and 90% of people vote YES...what will happen? Will congress pass laws to make voting sites illegal?

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