The efforts range from bringing tablets to disabled voters to providing ballots through email and secure online systems to allowing voters to register online. One of the most significant recent leaps forward came in Pima County, Ariz., where voters for the first time used tablets (the Sony Tap 20 Windows 8), to mark their ballots at polling locations last November. “The average voter loved them,” said Lori Steele, CEO of Everyone Counts, which partnered with Pima County to provide the tablets and software. “The general population is finding using tablets or PCs, or mobile devices, is far more convenient and easy to do than either vote by mail or voting machines in polling places.”
Expanding high-tech voting for '14 - Lucy McCalmont - POLITICO.com
