On March 11, some Arizona residents will click and vote. Advertisement Anyone with a computer terminal and Internet access can click and buy, click and sell, click and create. On March 11, some Arizona residents will click and vote. Arizona's Democratic primary will be the first election for public office to use the Internet for voting. It's an event election officials in Nebraska should watch and possibly consider copying.
Political parties conduct the primary elections in Arizona.
Democratic officials are still working out some details, but voters will be able to register and vote by computer either at home or at several dozen computerized voting locations. Paper ballots also will be available. The key to voting in any form is the voter's signature, which must match the signature on the voter registration card on file at the courthouse. That signature is the key when signing a recall petition, an initiative petition or an application to vote absentee. In fact, the voter's signature on a postcard ballot has been used in other states to conduct legal, safe, public elections.