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CSPAN Online Voting October 12, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN Online Voting October 12, 2014

Clear that online voting and evoting could become a larger part of the political process in the United States and in other participatory democracies if the security is in place, and i think that is the key element of a. We believe this is a nonpartisan issue and endeavor, so our focus today is to highlight the new era in Digital Democracy is possible if we can get the security questions right and create trustworthy platforms. Online voting is among those transformative technologies like the smart grid and for whats we must get security right to fully a markets potential. We are delighted that ...

Rep. Gann proclaims 'Day of Prayer' in his district - Vimarsana News

Rep. Gann proclaims 'Day of Prayer' in his district

Rep. Tom Gann, R-Inola, signed and released a proclamation shared by a constituent regarding the importance of the National Day of Prayer, which is Thursday, May 2.

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What's happening

THE MUSIC MANThursday, Friday and Saturday (April 25-27)7:30 p.m. - “The Music Man,” Claremore High School musical, open to the public, Robson Performing Arts Center, 101 East Stuart Roosa. Tickets

Western Nebraskans cheer signings of bills they helped push - Vimarsana News

Western Nebraskans cheer signings of bills they helped push

Bills signed by Gov. Jim Pillen, among other things, will let peacetime veterans receive emergency county aid and require "Medigap" insurers to offer them to many Medicare recipients under 65.

OTHER VIEWS: Gann's 'cloud' conspiracy debunked - Vimarsana News

OTHER VIEWS: Gann's 'cloud' conspiracy debunked

Legislation passed in 2016 allowing license plate-scanning technology to be installed on Oklahoma roadways was an "unfortunate decision," according to Rep. Tom Gann, R-Inola.