Friday, August 06, 2010
Secretary Of State Travels To China And India
WEST VIRGINIA....
As part of an international tour of political leaders, Secretary of State Natalie Tennant has traveled to China and India to talk about new voting technology. Military internet voting was offered in five counties across West Virginia in May the program is expected to grow for the November election. Tennant, who has been named a Rodel Fellow by the Aspen Institute, says West Virginia's new military voting program has put a positive spotlight on the state, and, through her travels, she has been able to learn ideas she's bringing back with her. The Rodel Fellowship is an education leadership training program. The trips to China and India were paid for by the Aspen Institute and not taxpayer money.
As part of an international tour of political leaders, Secretary of State Natalie Tennant has traveled to China and India to talk about new voting technology. Military internet voting was offered in five counties across West Virginia in May the program is expected to grow for the November election. Tennant, who has been named a Rodel Fellow by the Aspen Institute, says West Virginia's new military voting program has put a positive spotlight on the state, and, through her travels, she has been able to learn ideas she's bringing back with her. The Rodel Fellowship is an education leadership training program. The trips to China and India were paid for by the Aspen Institute and not taxpayer money.
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