Members
 can learn about and cast secure ballots on important federal, state and
 local public policy issues, before they become law. Registration is 
free and is designed to engage citizens in the governance process.
Palm
 Bay Florida (Sharewellnewswire.com) August 13, 2012 - 
ThePeoplesVote.com is pleased to announce the launch of their innovative
 public policy online voting system on Friday evening August 10th at 
6:00 p.m. EST, according to Chuck Kirkpatrick, Founder and CEO.
“After
 two years of research and development, America’s form of representative
 government can finally work in a more efficient, interactive way, the 
way our Founders intended. In fact, many lawmakers and high ranking 
public policy officials have said our Civic Engagement and Communication
 System is the future of civic engagement in the governance process. Our
 Development Team, led by Chief Technology Officer Jeff Cogswell, did a 
brilliant job of bringing our System to market, and millions of 
Americans will be proud to join,” states Kirkpatrick.
This announcement follows a March 15th press release by
 the Space Coast Economic Development Commission that the company 
selected a site location within the City of Palm Bay, Florida’s newly 
designated Enterprise Zone and one of the community's Sustainable Market
 and Reinvestment Target (SMART) areas.
“Citizens
 today are insisting on shared ownership for public policy decisions, 
and now they have the tools to effectively engage. With our first 
Advisory Propositions, Americans can finally learn about and vote on a 
very popular and controversial Federal Immigration issue, and Florida 
residents can vote on Governor Rick Scott’s efforts to clean the voter 
rolls. Later this week, New York City residents will be able to vote on 
Mayor Bloomberg’s desire to ban the sale of large sugary soft drinks. 
All in all, our launch was a total success and membership enrollments 
have consistently increased over the weekend,” states Daria DiGiovanni, 
Director of Social Media Strategies.
Last
 month in Washington, Kirkpatrick and DiGiovanni met with several 
members of Congress including Florida Congressman Bill Posey and a 
number of other Congressional staffers, including the office of Utah 
Senator Mike Lee. This was preceded by a series of successful meetings 
with members of the Florida Legislature in Tallahassee.
“We
 are also pleased to announce that additional Angel Investors have 
joined our Project over the past few weeks. We have a winning concept, a
 brilliant, dedicated team of professionals on our staff, and investors 
are seeing our potential. We are the voters tool of the future," adds 
Kirkpatrick.
Two National Surveys, including an August 2011 independent survey of 2,500 registered voters in five states indicates nearly half of America’s voters will join ThePeoplesVote.com.
About ThePeoplesVote.com
ThePeoplesVote.com
 creates nonpartisan, unbiased ”Advisory Propositions,” at the federal, 
state and local level in which citizens can learn about and cast secure 
votes “online” on the most popular public policies, before they become 
law. Ballot results are verified, sorted, totaled and automatically 
communicated to lawmakers, removing the uncertainty as to how their 
constituents expect to be represented. With an integrated Report 
Generator, Legislators can create valuable voter trend reports utilizing
 20 different data points. Designed to handle tens of millions of users,
 this System replaces the "catch all" methods of phone, fax, email, 
letters, website comment forms, tweets, and Facebook posts with one high
 security communication tool. To join, click www.ThePeoplesVote.com
ThePeoplesVote.com
 will be released in Spanish, and will provide a Youth In Politics 
educational program for ages 13 – 17. Smartphone and Tablet applications
 will also be available.
For more information, contact Chuck Kirkpatrick (321) 735-4894 chuck@ThePeoplesVote.com
Source: http://www.sharewellnewswire.com/public-policy-online-voting-system-announces-successful-nationwide-launch-2386.htm/#ixzz23WUZdRdw



 
 
 
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