Sentence examples for voting mail from inspiring English sources

The agency would look at a variety of means now in use in some places, including computerized voting, mail ballots, voting over the Internet, clearer ballot design and expanding or changing the hours and places where voting takes place.

That's why states should consider same-day registration, early voting, mail-in voting, felon re-enfranchisement and other laws that will get millions of voters to the polls next election.

Fraud Easier Via Mail Election administrators have a shorthand name for a central weakness of voting by mail.

The spike in voting by mail is not surprising, considering that both parties have encouraged voters who are eligible to vote by mail to do so.

Oregonians began voting by mail in local elections in 1981, and in a 1998 referendum they voted to adopt vote-by-mail for all elections, with nearly 70percentt in favor.

There are, of course, significant advantages to voting by mail.

Our states' experiences have made clear that voting by mail is the method people want.

Contrary to what some critics assert, voting by mail does not create new opportunities for fraud.

JOHN ALDERMAN Roswell, Ga., Oct. 17, 2012 I like Mr. Keisling's idea of voting by mail.

In four Western states, voting by mail is the exclusive or dominant way to cast a ballot.

Nationwide, the use of absentee ballots and other forms of voting by mail has more than tripled since 1980 and now accounts for almost 20 percent of all votes.