Does voting by mail increase voter turnout? Look at the 2016 voter turnout stati

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Does voting by mail increase voter turnout?

Look at the 2016 voter turnout statistics for the states of Oregon and Washington, both of which now exclusively utilize mail-in voting, and compare the turnout statistics with two states that do not exclusively utilize mail-in voting. You may use the US Elections Project voter turn out data at http://www.electproject.org/2016g.  (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Should states use mail-in voting instead of the traditional ballot process? Provide two specific reasons for your arguments.

In addition, briefly discuss at least two factors that have had the most influence on your opinions and attitudes about voting, politics, and government. Why do you choose to vote or not to vote?

Explanation / Answer

Voting is the first rule everyone should follow and it is mandatory as a citizen to show their opinion in choosing their governing head and help them in a great way to lead a successful political life and help society develop in a best way.

Its better to use the technology for the growth of states but it should be taken care that it doesn't affect anyone's loyalty and prevented from criminals. And its also easy for everyone to vote from their place instead of going to ballet and vote.

States can use mail-in voting if the system is secured enough that it can not be hacked or crashed by anyone because the politics has now became as a way to rule the country instead of leading it in a right direction, so it has to tightly secured to keep the votes secret and also not hackable.

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