For the first time in the country, absentee voters in Maryland have the opportunity to receive their ballots from an online delivery system thanks to a partnership between the Center for American Politics and Citizenship at the University of Maryland and the state board of elections. Voters must complete an absentee ballot application, select the option to have the ballot posted to a secure website, then sign and mail the application. The system “assigns a security number and creates a personalized mailing label with a barcode to ensure only one ballot is counted per person,” according to The Washington Post.
(Electionline.org)
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