September 2005 – ElectionMall Technologies opens its first International Office in Moterrey, Mexico.

ElectionMall Technologies announces the launch of its "Election Security Seal Program" at national press conference with Secretary of State Trey Grayson of Kentucky and Secretary of State Rebecca Vigil-Giron of New Mexico.

June 2005 – ElectionMall Technologies introduces its "Blogger Identity Seal" as a alternative to government regulation.

October 2004 – ElectionMall Technologies creates "ElectionMall.tv", a unique solution that allows ElectionMall Technologies to host 2004 Presidential Debates.

August 2004 – ElectionMall Technologies launches its first "Audio Blogger" with the Republican National Committee.

July 2004 – Ravi Singh is named as one of the five ‘new powerbrokers' in Internet campaigning in an article published in the The Washington Times (“The Year of the Net”, July 16, 2004).

ElectionMall Technologies introduced its first voter toolbar at the Democratic National Convention.

April 2004 – ElectionMall Technologies and Comodo CA Limited become the world's only Registration Authority (RA) for political, e-government and election security services.

March 2004 – Ravi Singh is featured in a Business Week magazine titled “Click the Vote.”

November 2003 – ElectionMall Technologies launches Election Domain Services. (http://www.electiondomainservices.com )

August 2003 – ElectionMall Technologies receives funding from Microsoft executive George Spix.

July 2003 - ElectionMall.com is re-launched with over 21 unique sites for each of our innovative online products, all designed to help political candidates run their political campaigns…and win!

June 2003 - EMT becomes ElectionMall Technologies, Inc. and is restructured as an Illinois Corporation.

June 2002 - EMT CEO Ravi Singh is invited to sit on the Board of Directors of the Midwest Chapter of the AAPC.

March 2002 - EMT receives a "Pollie" award for Technology from the American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC).

January 2001 - EMT is invited to attend the George W. Bush Presidential Inaugural.

September 2000 - EMT secures an online contract with the Republican National Committee to send out emails for George W. Bush's Presidential Campaign, utilizing eYardSigns.com.

August 2000 - EMT signs an agreement forming a strategic alliance with Chicago Kent College of Law, developing the largest database of electronic election information on e-law.

August 2000 - EMT holds its very first seminar on e-campaigning with Merrill Lynch in Chicago, Illinois.

July 2000 - EMT launches 8 unique sites to provide candidates with various tools and services for e-campaigning. Everyone from the President of the United States to the president of the student body will now be able to communicate with voters using EMT's unique products.

June 2000 - Ravi Singh attends the Democratic National Convention and holds a press conference to explain the power of technology to democratic candidates. In addition, EMT launches an international campaign in India. CEO Ravi Singh becomes the first Internet entrepreneur to introduce the concept of online politics to Democratic candidates in India and is invited as a guest on the show Power Lunch Asia on CNBC.

1999 - Simer and Ravi receive angel funding for the creation and development of EMT and file for 63 International Patents.

1997 - Simer Singh, President and Co-Founder of ElectionMall™Technologies (EMT), encourages his brother Ravi Singh, who is running for Illinois State Representative, to use the World Wide Web and make use of Email to communicate with voters. Ravi agrees and holds the first online town hall meeting to explain his message and concept to voters.