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Nominate your International ePolitician

By Mary Reid | Mon 21st January 2008 - 10:53 am

I have a dream that the International ePolitician Award will go to a Brit, and a Lib Dem at that.

Since I am involved with ICELE, which is sponsoring the awards, I can’t nominate anyone. The rest of you have got until next Wednesday to do the right thing.

To quote:

ePolitician – making a difference on the ground
This award will be given to the politician who can demonstrate how, by engaging online, they have made a difference to their electorate, and how online engagement has improved local people’s lives.

You can nominate any elected representative, or if you are one, you can nominate yourself.

There’s further information here, and a nomination form here.

So what are you waiting for?

* Mary Reid is a Lib Dem councillor in Kingston upon Thames. She is also the Vice Chair of the International Centre of Excellence for Local e-Democracy (ICELE).

Read more by Mary Reid .
This entry was posted in Online politics.

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