The US presidential election is fast approaching and the nation, along with the rest of the world, is waiting to see who will be chosen to run for the White House. Donald Trump for the Republicans? Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders for the Democrats? March 1st, also known as Super Tuesday, may hold the answers. It’s the day when the largest number of US states hold their primaries.
Yet, even though the US is among the most technologically advanced nations in the world, most of its voters cannot cast their ballots online. This is despite the fact that nowadays we can do pretty much anything in the virtual world: work, entertainment, paying bills or buying things are now part of our everyday online lives.
Super Tuesday is still offline. What's the catch?
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