With the 2000 presidential election too close to call, more Americans are grabbing on to electronic tools to either make or influence the decisions that could decide Tuesday's outcome. The key to the candidates' potential impact on the Internet Economy lies in their stances on the regulation of business. The Web gives you plenty of ways to overdose on the presidential race this convention season. IDG.net Akamai President Paul Sagan questions whether the Web will do for politics in the year 2000 what TV did in '60 or '64. The PC-based GeoVoter system helps candidates deliver personalized campaign messages to individual voters.
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