Nov 23, 2007 | Journal Gazette
“We catered to an older crowd - people who haven't voted because they were intimidated by the machines or they couldn't stand in line to vote. With absentee voting, we were able to spend one-on-one time with them. It was really rewarding.”
An experiment in two of 92 counties shouldn't be the basis of an overhaul of Indiana's election system. via Journal Gazette
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