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Most states do what they can to encourage a higher voter turnout, including:

1) Using touch screen computers at the polls

2) Sending out ballots to those who may be absent, disabled or unable to get to the polls for whatever reason

3) Allowing people to vote in front of a notary public

4) Encouraging as many voters as possible to mail in their ballots

5) Keeping polls open eight to twelve hours

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Jillian Grimes

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6 July, 15:02

Select all that apply.

Most states do what they can to encourage a higher voter turnout, including:

1) Using touch screen computers at the polls

2) Sending out ballots to those who may be absent, disabled or unable to get to the polls for whatever reason

3) Allowing people to vote in front of a notary public

4) Encouraging as many voters as possible to mail in their ballots

5) Keeping polls open eight to twelve hours

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Tabetha · Answer 1

Most states do what they can to encourage a higher voter turnout, including:

2. sending out ballots to those who may be absent, disabled or unable to get to the polls for whatever reason

3. allowing people to vote in front of a notary public

4. encouraging as many voters as possible to mail in their ballots

Sanai Kennedy · Answer 2

4, 2, and 5 seem to make the most sense. I believe mail-in ballots would have the greatest effect on a higher voter turnout. 4 and five most-likely also have a large effect.