You ask, I answer: Election reform.

Alternet.org
May 26, 2005

Loads of you have written to me railing against the current electoral system and the myriad of problems with it, predominantly with electronic voting. "How can 'freedom' truly exist in a country that cannot even guarantee the believability of its own election process?" writes Denny from Eugene, OR. "As long as computer code in voting machines is vulnerable to 'mischievous' manipulation by employees of power brokers, we will never know if those holding power are actually elected," says another reader.

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