Sentence examples for email voting from inspiring English sources

More worryingly, a pilot email voting system signed on to by Missouri, Utah and North Dakota, in which soldiers can email ballots to a contractor that then faxes those ballots to local jurisdictions, is being operated by Omega Technologies, headed by a former Republican Party donor, according to the New York Times.

Fears about the security of email voting led New York to abandon plans to use it.

Prof Appel also said using email voting meant citizens had to surrender their right to make a choice anonymously.

In a bid to allay some fears about email voting, New Jersey officials said anyone who votes electronically must also send in a paper ballot recording their preference.

Massively expanding email voting and squeezing it into a tight timetable was a "risky" measure, said security expert Matt Blaze in a blogpost.

(Bear in mind that one email vote would probably win this).

A Vote Leave spokesman said of his leaked email: "Vote Leave is a genuinely cross-party campaign and we value the support we get from our Labour MPs and members across the country".

The questions were shortlisted by an email vote, followed by a two-day workshop, to produce the final list of 100 questions.

Tweetsfrom some US voters reveal that email votes sent to inboxes in the Essex and Morris counties in New Jersey are being bounced back.

"Systems that work on a small scale almost never work without significant change at a large scale," he said, adding that he had doubts about whether email votes would be secured against "tampering and loss" either by corrupt officials or hackers.

In an email to voting members of the Academy last month, Mr Chartier had urged supporters of independent film to back his title "and not a $500m film" like Avatar.