I don't care for the politics of it.. but I have to know (Voting Question)

There is online voting for those over seas, like in the military and what not but they have to still mail in an absentee ballot to be double checked. It at this point would be way too easy to rig the vote. I know in NJ the Governor was at least trying to make the voting available via online since so many are displaced but it was being shot at by every corner due to "safety" reasons. Someday though when things are all connected even more so then now I believe there will be a version of online voting but I think online it's self will be unrecognizable to us just as a cart and horse are now to so many.

To bad this might never happen. its a great idea. Id also lie to see people go and vote where ever they want to. Many in usa are told where they have to vote at. here in Mexico you take your voting card- and can vote at any polling place.

I hope not. It is bad enough the way some of the machines can be manipulated, and it would be a lot more likely to happen in the event it was done online.

There may come a day that it can be done, but I don't foresee it anytime soon.

If they could come up with a fool proof online system it would be great, but I don't see it happening. I would rather go back to entirely paper ballots, myself-- those electronic machines are always a problem. I get a paper ballot every election because I trust my pen LOL. I don't care, personally whether people vote-- I just don't like people who DON'T vote and then complain about their elected official. If you don't exercise your right to vote, then don't complain about the results. I also dislike people who rely on any media, be it print, TV, the internet-- to inform them about what a candidate or official has actually done. When Obama ran the first time, I personally read all his speeches, all his voting records, researched his legal career, and read his books-- before I voted. For Mc Cain (whom I didn't like). I have read every bill he signed into law. I have read every executive order. I have read the entire Health Care Act--it's in my computer. I did my job as a voter-- and I get to pay for all those who didn't. I did the same with Romney, and the Libertarian, and the green party people. But at the end of the day, between the electoral college and voter ignorance, and the biased media, and Facebook, and Twitter, my vote doesn't matter to anyone but me. No media source can replace simple personal investigation and critical thinking.