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Thanks for the mention and the link - I could not go, day job. Looking forward to hearing how it went.
—Bruce Godfrey • 11:33 pm, September 18
I couldn’t go either, and I haven’t seen any coverage of it in the blogs or other media. If anyone went, please let us know about it in the comments.
—Keith • 11:44 pm, September 18
District 4 needs this woman. I think the chaos on election-day was over shadowed by the many other problems that took place during the primaries around the country. What happened in Rockville was a microcosm of what was happening everywhere. Voters were disenfranchised in Rockville, D.C, Baltimore, and everywhere else inside and around the beltway. Not to mention the many mayoral races that took place around the country and here in DC, (congrats to Mayor Fenty). Electronic voting machines are here to stay, just like i-pods, and laptops. If we really want to see a change we need to look at the problem from a different standpoint. Rallies and lectures will continue to be ineffective until we can change the voting process to something that is truly democratic. Run-off voting, proportional representation etc. “Its not the wheels, the whole bike is broke.”
—yyoung • 11:11 am, September 29