Please bear with a rookie who has recently retired and just wading in. ADYE is an emerging/ small company that "specializes" in computer programs to enable all the states/counties to organize their "on paper" voter registration databases, as mandated, to computerization before the next fiasco in elections. So far they have secured contracts thru Unisys, Covansys, Accenture & Maximus for Kansas, Nevada, Missouri, Wisconsin, Idaho, New Hampshire, Virginia & Maine. Granted, it's $1.20 but I think they may have a potential positive run as all the rest of the states scramble to achieve compliance. Compliance will be one consideration in the short term profits (next election) but won't all those databases will need to be maintained? Any other companies other than ADYE I might look into on this scenario?