So you can see why they don't want to get any of it on them. In 1996, the US Senate decided to stonewall the web. It wasn't a difficult decision. The web was still new, the senators didn't have any idea how to deal with it, and the electorate wasn't all that wired either. Next time around, stonewalling may not be an option.
More people have web access.
InterVote98 could force candidates to run web campaigns. A sketch is not a proof. The web may never be a significant force in American politics. Then again, it may. I guess it didn't change the world.