s computer use as seductive and clearly finds it less valuable than direct interaction, though she offers no evidence to support this idea.
Interaction is part of our political life, and one form it takes is voting. The method of voting changes over time, and currently this interaction is being reshaped to take advantage of computer technology. This is being done in terms of campaigns, polling, and even the elections themselves, with efforts to institute online voting as a way of bringing more people into the process. Wiener's work on feedback in a cybernetic system has become part of the way such efforts are being developed. Newhagen, Condes & Levy (1995) indicate that this has something to do
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