Election Attitude: How Mobile Voting Leads to a Stronger Democracy (It’s All About Attitude (John R. Patrick’s 6 Book Series))

Election Attitude©: The 2016 Presidential election showed once again how antiquated our registration and voting systems are. Thanks to dedicated election workers, the system was able to accurately count all the votes. In 2018, that may not be the case. The states have no funding to replace the 15-year old voting machines. .

Millions of military and other overseas voters continue to be dependent on the postal system to vote, the same as more than 100 years ago.

VERIFIED READERS SAY:

• ① “Fair and balanced viewpoint on the future of voting systems. John does a nice job of laying out the case for a future of electronic voting. The book is not intended to be a deep dive into the technological details of online voting systems.” Pete (Verified Reader)

• ★★★★★

• ② A Roadmap to 21st Century Elections. “It’s hard to imagine a more timely book than Patrick’s ‘Election Attitude.’ Voter fraud, Russian meddling and poor voter turn-out, whether real or imagined, have all become major issues. .” — RHG (Verified Reader)

• ★★★★★

• ③ “Could Registering and Voting on the Web Untangle Our Election System?” The Founding Fathers left the running of elections entirely to the states. John R. Patrick puts aside any hint of politics and begins his latest book with the premise that our democracy will be made stronger when more citizens participate in the vote, so Election Attitude is about how to achieve that goal. — James Scheef (Verified Reader)

• ★★★★★

Election Attitude© includes a vision focused on consumers who use the Internet for most aspects of their lives – except to vote. The vision intersects with the expectations of millennials and Generation Z Americans. Our country has one of the lowest rates of voter participation in the world. Our democracy is not working as well as it could. Patrick says, “Internet voting will make it much stronger.” 

Election Attitude© paints a positive vision for how solutions can be developed to bring voting into the modern era as John R. Patrick has shown in his prior books, Net Attitude and Health Attitude. Complex problems can be addressed if the right attitude is applied.

Election Attitude© includes a vision focused on consumers who use the Internet for most aspects of their lives – except to vote. The vision intersects with the expectations of millennials and Generation Z Americans. Our country has one of the lowest rates of voter participation in the world. Our democracy is not working as well as it could. Patrick says, “Internet voting will make it much stronger.”