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Tag: people with disabilities

By WebRoots Democracy Posted on February 3, 2015

David Cameron says he has ‘no objection’ to online voting

The UK Prime Minister, David Cameron has said in a live interview that he doesn’t have any objection to online voting. Whilst taking part in Sky News’ #AskTheLeaders event this … Continue reading David Cameron says he has ‘no objection’ to online voting

Categories: Disabilities, Online VotingTags: accessibility, Ask the Leaders, David Cameron, disabilities, e-voting, electronic voting, internet voting, online voting, people with disabilities, Prime Minister, stand up be counted, UK, young people

By WebRoots Democracy Posted on October 6, 2014December 5, 2014

Votes for All: Ensuring the ‘right to vote’ for disabled citizens

By Victoria Richards. There is a belief, at least in democratic societies, that every individual has a right, and the responsibility, to vote and participate within the civic/political arena. We … Continue reading Votes for All: Ensuring the ‘right to vote’ for disabled citizens

Categories: Blog, DisabilitiesTags: accessibility, democracy, disabled people, e-voting, online voting, people with disabilities, political engagement

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