That’s a new US record for ANY election. A full 69% of voters in the West that way vs. just 8% in the Northeast.Read MoreRead more

That’s the difference between the midterm turnout rate of the voting eligible population (VEP) in the three 100% “Vote at Home” states (CO, OR, WA) using that time-tested, secure way to vote, versus the percentage for the rest of the country.Read MoreRead more

National Vote at Home Institute Executive Director explains how vote at home has benefited Colorado voters.Read MoreRead more

Automatic voter registration gets more voters (especially younger voters) to vote. Then, Vote at Home actually gets them to cast their ballot.Read MoreRead more

National Vote at Home Institution Chair Phil Keisling and (the late) Oregon Secretary of State Dennis Richardson outline how vote at home helps ensure secure, convenient elections in the state. Read MoreRead more

The state’s comprehensive vote-by-mail system has increased security with layers of additional checks and balances. Vote at home has also increased confidence in the electoral process.Read MoreRead more

Poll workers can be the difference between a smooth election and long lines, mass confusion and miscounted ballots. But poll workers are older and becoming scarcer. Vote at home reduces the need for poll workers and polling stations, while increasing voter convenience.Read MoreRead more

This opinion piece, by Prof. Josh Douglas of the University of Kentucky Law School, pulls together various elections reforms, including Vote at Home, being pushed by individual citizens.Read MoreRead more

Wide variations among the 50 states when it comes to the ease of casting a ballot are impacting civic participation in the United States, a 2018 study shows.Read MoreRead more

Vote by mail has several benefits including cost of savings as there is less need for polling places or election workers, and it eliminates the need for upgrades to voting machines. Vote at home is also safe from software hacks that could affect the outcome of elections.Read MoreRead more