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Best Practices: Path to Single Sign-up and No Excuse Voting

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Mail Ballot Voters Turnout at Higher Rates than Polling Place Voters

Since 2020, mail-ballot use has been on the rise across the U.S., resulting in more voters having access to the ballot box. The 2022 primary elections were no exception. 

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Effect of Mail Applications and Ballots in Nebraska’s 2020 General Election in

In this research prepared for the National Vote at Home Coalition, researchers find that full vote-at-home precincts in Nebraska experienced as much as 4.6 percentage points of greater turnout than polling-place precincts. In addition, automatically mailing absentee ballot applications to all voters helped increase turnout across the state.   

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The National Vote at Home Institute is a nonpartisan, 501c(3) nonprofit organization that works to increase voters’ access to, use of and confidence in mailed-out ballots. Our long-range vision is a nationwide Universal Vote at Home election system in which all active registered voters are automatically delivered their mailed-out ballot.

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