Strassman is no stranger to these initiatives. He authored a Virtual Voting Rights initiative in 1996, the California Internet Voting Initiative in 1999, and California Smart Initiatives in 2000, although none of them have yet become law. As more Californians and Americans in general turn to the Internet for an increasing number of daily functions, however, the prospect for using technology to conduct everyday business with government authorities becomes more real and less remote. Even in California, the network may replace the road.
Links:
Federal e-government strategy. http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/inforeg/eg...
NetPulse. http://netpulse.politicsonline.com/
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