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Last Tuesday, an eBay user offered his vote to the highest bidder, and five copycat vote-sellers followed suit. Meanwhile, James Baumgartner, a graduate student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, had launched Vote-auction.com, an Internet marketplace for

At Vote-auction.com, you can sell your presidential vote. At least you could sell your vote up until a couple of days ago, when an judge from Cook County, Ill. (ironically, the traditional vote-fraud capital of the world), issued a restraining order. Now y

Voteauction.com, a site that enables citizens to sell their votes, shut down Friday amid legal questions.

Bid for the vote of one U.S. citizen, now on eBay!

The prankster behind the Voteauction.com satire needs your help to pay off his $3,800 legal debt.

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eBay pulls auction for U.S. presidency | The online auction company thwarts an attempt by one eBay auctioneer to put the position of 43rd president of the United States up for bid. <!-- tickers: ebay --> | November 13, 2000, 2:40 PM PT | Joe Wilcox

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A Maryland voter protesting political corruption vows to hawk his ballot in the 2000 general election to the highest bidder on the Internet. But the electronic auction could prove costly to seller and buyer, possibly landing both parties in jail, state authorities say.

An Internet site designed to auction U.S. presidential votes could reopen days after New York authorities convinced its American creator to shut it down, said a maverick Austrian businessman who bought the domain name.

A new Web site promises to

The Chicago Board of Election Commissioners said it has asked federal and state attorneys to shut down a Web site that offers votes to the highest bidder