Colorado citizens are already leading the way as is shown in the increasing numbers of early and absentee votes being cast. If we can encourage more people to participate in the process, we're fulfilling the promise of democracy as envisioned by our forefathers. Anyway, trying to find time to vote on a weekday is cumbersome. A majority of people commute long distances to work from home and have a terrible time getting to the polling place before or after their long commute, especially when taking care of children, etc. And election days are notorious for bringing bad weather, another hassle to factor in.
Voters can choose to vote in secure voting booth at an elections office.
We feel that one of the most important aspects of a democracy is voter participation and citizen involvement in the democratic process. The essence of a democracy is that citizens exercise their civic responsibility by voting. The act of voting is what is valuable, regardless of where one does it. You can't trust the U.S. Postal Service to deliver all the ballots efficiently. Voters will be disenfranchised.