The article outlines the benefits and defuses the objectionsRead MoreRead more

Disability rights group weighs in on needed election reform.Read MoreRead more

Vote at Home figures prominently in this list.Read MoreRead more

The pilot of vote by mailed-out ballot planned for Rockville, MD may hold an answer.Read MoreRead more

Deseret News (Utah) – a joint Op-Ed by all the Utah County Clerk’s describing what they do to secure their mailed ballot elections.Read MoreRead more

Automatic voter registration gets more voters (especially younger voters) to vote. Then, Vote at Home actually gets them to cast their ballot.Read MoreRead more

This opinion piece, by Prof. Josh Douglas of the University of Kentucky Law School, pulls together various elections reforms, including Vote at Home, being pushed by individual citizens.Read MoreRead more

Vote by mail has several benefits including cost of savings as there is less need for polling places or election workers, and it eliminates the need for upgrades to voting machines. Vote at home is also safe from software hacks that could affect the outcome of elections.Read MoreRead more

After digging into the research, New York Times columnist David Leonhardt concludes that vote at home “eliminates hurdles, like long lines at polling places and logistical difficulties of voting on a workday. (As a bonus, it usually saves money.)”Read MoreRead more