Title: 8 Internet Voting Pros and Cons - BrandonGaille.com
Headings: 8 Internet Voting Pros and Cons
8 Internet Voting Pros and Cons
What Are the Pros of Internet Voting?
Voting Online
What Are the Cons of Internet Voting?
Ken Mayer: An American perspective on compulsory voting

Content: It fits in with their lifestyle routines and this means voter demographics who may not normally vote could be encouraged to do so. 2. It may increase local voter turnout. The 2014 elections in the United States generated the lowest levels of voter turnout since World War II. Just over 36% of those eligible to vote did so and participation in the voting process in the US has been declining since 1964. Internet voting increases accessibility and saves time, which encourages people to potentially vote when they normally wouldn’t be inclined to do so. 3. Results aren’t dependent on personal interpretation. Personal interpretation of ballots was one of the main issues that occurred in Florida during the 2000 Presidential election. It introduced the phrase “hanging chad” into the American voting lexicon.