According to Boulder County Elections Office Manager Nancy Wurl, there has never been a complaint lodged about any coercion of an absentee voter, in her 20 years there. No coercion was reported, perhaps because an earlier attempt to collect ballots to win the delegate electi ons was reported by the rank and file.
Phone voting can enable one to escape the coercion the physical absentee or mail ballot allows.
Just vote from a phone away from possible coercion. If someone later gets your ID numbers or physically coerces you, it has no effect- the system only lets you vote once. City Council Member Sally Martin points out that coercion was used as an argument to deny women the vote. It was stated that husbands would be getting two votes each. It hasn't turned out that way.