From the New York Times, this interactive graphic guide includes updated information on the Presidental race, as well as races around the country for Senate, House and Governor.
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Daily Archives: November 1, 2004
Tips for Voters Using Electronic Voting Machines
The tips for voters mentioned in this posting are worth taking the time to review prior to entering your polling place. Related reference: the Election Protection Hotline, at 1-866-OUR-VOTE. Continue Reading
Wireless Connectivity and Privacy on Campuses
From CUA CounselOnline, two noteworthly resources: What Are We Going To Do About CALEA? and Can campuses control wireless network access? by Wendy Wigen, Policy Analyst at Educause, [thanks Heidi] . For reference, see the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act of 1994 (CALEA). Continue Reading
New Blog on E-Voting News
E-Voting News and Analysis, from the Experts: “Welcome to evoting-experts.com, a central source of up-to-date information and insight about e-voting, straight from some of the leading independent experts on computerized voting technology. Our distinguished panelists will post messages on the site continuously through election day and afterward. This is a non-partisan site. Our goal here… Continue Reading
Update to Google Search Operators
Courtesy of Tara, this link to the updated Google Help: Cheat Sheet. See also Google Q-card for more search operator tips. Continue Reading
Bring Your ID When You Vote
“Make sure all votes are counted! Remember to bring your identification when you vote and tell your friends to do the same! Because of a new law, you’ll probably need an ID if you are a recently registered voter, or if you have changed your address. Seventeen states will require ID from all voters. To… Continue Reading
FTC Final Rules Defining ID Theft, ID Theft Reporting
Press release: The Federal Trade Commission has issued its final rules under the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act (FACTA) regarding further definition of the terms “identity theft” and “identity theft report”; the duration of active duty alerts; and the appropriate proof of identity needed by consumers to block fraudulent trade lines in their consumer… Continue Reading
