'Democracy Geeks' Join the Fray
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High school students across the country are increasingly tuned in to politics, and turned on by the election.
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Move over, Trekkies. Some new self-described "geeky" enthusiasts are in town.
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Republicans are trying to catch up with Democrats online. And Cyrus Krohn, a veteran of the high-tech industry, is helping them do it.
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Lose the brainy Washington-speak. Expand the playing field to states President Bush captured. Baby-sit for moms who want to get involved in politics. Democratic activists, gathering for the first time after last month's election losses, offered plenty of ideas for how the party can get back to its winning ways.
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This year, for the first time, expatriate Democrats can cast their ballots on the Internet in a presidential primary for people living outside the United States
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The Entertainment Software Association is starting a political action committee.  And as Don Reisinger explains, this is great news for all parties involved.
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Political junkies are excited and electrified over a potential independent presidential bid by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and for good reason.
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Some are born to rule, others to ridicule, is a worthy reminder to U.S presidential hopefuls struck by an endless arsenal of satirical barbs on the Web.
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Both parties have similar kinds of candidates. Meet the Charismatic, the Practicals, and the Base-Wooers.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls launch a new form of political debate - taking questions from YouTube.
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Monitor Breakfast: Democracy Corps cofounders discuss a recent opinion poll.
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Experts say the voting group phenomenon may be a myth.
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The brains behind Hot or Not have turned their attention -- and their wallets -- to getting people to join the electorate. Twin $100,000 prizes are up for grabs to those who register to vote. By Dan Brekke.
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Assignment Zero looks at "crowdsourced" media sites, which love to equate social editing with democracy. It's as raucous, messy and enthralling as the electoral process, and for proof look no further than the much-debated DVD hack posted at Digg.com.
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This year, for the first time, expatriate Democrats can cast their ballots on the Internet in a presidential primary for people living outside the United States.
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Marketer says left-leaning groups are miles ahead in using the Internet for political advocacy.
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The election for president in Afghanistan may have brought us one small step closer to worldwide democracy. At least the people there left no doubt that they wanted to vote.