At least 13 states are sending ballots to overseas troops by email this year and some will allow ballots to be returned via the Internet in a pilot program designed to boost voter participation, even if the voters are in battle in Iraq and Afghanistan, reports the Associated Press.
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- Roger Matus is Executive Vice President of Safecore, Inc. of Burlington, Mass., founder of InBoxer, and a well-known commentator on the use of email, IM, and messaging technologies.
