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While the United States struggles to merely modernize elections, England experiments with remote electronic voting.
Arizona tops tightly contested 2002 Digital State survey.
Many winners illustrate progress in taxation and revenue, GIS and transportation, and education categories.
An enterprise approach to e-government holds costs down for Mississippi and gives citizens a quick path to services.
In an effort to assess and plan for the state's competitive future, the Connect Kentucky initiative was born.
A congressional mandate for centralized, uniform voter-registration systems may create more questions for states.
Laguna Beach, Calif. continues to expand its extensive geographic information system that launched after a fire in 1993.
Patrolling the streets of Sacramento is not easy, but it's becoming easier with the help of some technology upgrades.
Telecom's New Role
Examining the changing nature of the polling place.
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Mapping government IT
InFocus Corp.; DeLorme; NetSupport Inc.; Intel
