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Who We Are
e-Elections.com, Inc. launched this site in October 1999 and began to offer everything a candidate or issues-based campaign needs to wage a campaign, or any aspect of a campaign, on the Internet. We offer the best Web addresses around - for free - as well as e-mail campaigning, Web sites and design, online fund-raising and more - for (what we think are) reasonable fees.

While our goal (of course) is to pay the rent, we're also committed to increasing participation in the democratic process via the Internet. With our particular focus on issues, our nonpartisan e-Elections community will help link people throughout the world who care about particular matters, encouraging them to get involved.

Our biographies are similar: Most of us are former journalists, which means we are talented jacks of all trades adept at working long, hard hours at high levels of intensity for below-market pay.

How We Came to Be
After doing a Web site for a small electoral campaign in the San Francisco Bay area, we realized that any campaign that registered the shortest, most easy-to-remember Web address took that Web address off the market for at least a year, preventing other campaigns from using it. Worse, some campaigns were beginning to register the opposition's Web address to "block" an opposing campaign from using the best address. We think these practices violate the spirit of the Internet.

We formed e-Elections so that multiple campaigns could use the same address at the same time, and to offer Internet services in the expanding market of campaigns and elections. We offer 252 Web addresses -- which cover every letter in the alphabet and numbers 1 to 100 -- free. Visit www.YesOn2.net to see how it works.

We conduct business by a Code of Ethics and believe in the power of the Internet to get people who live hectic lives involved again in the political process.