Online Voting Drives Are Where Its At in 2004

While nothing beats face to face interaction with potential new voters, more and more of this activity is being done via the Internet. Indeed, a Washington D.C.-based company called Votenet Solutions has found a sizeable market niche by creating customized websites for voter registration groups. Michael Tuteur, the 26-year-old president and CEO, says that the growth of his company can be attributed to the realization that new technology maximizes potential voter turnout: "The last election was so close that everybody understands that a couple more registered voters on either side can make a difference."

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