The Florida Department of State-Elections , for example, allows complete interactive registration online. Other states, excluding Mississippi, New Hampshire, Wyoming and North Dakota, offer online registration through NetVote . NetVote was created to aid in registration in those states that do not provide online registration. The eligible voter simply fills out and submits an online form. The users will then receive a signature card in the mail that they can sign and return postage-free.
Some special instructions are necessary in certain states.
In Missouri , voter registration requires a witness. Online voting may also hit the Net soon. Though temporarily postponed, the Republic of Costa Rica is currently working on and planning the testing of online election software. For more information, Netizens can visit The International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance . This site mentions and addresses some of the privacy issues as well as other concerns associated with online voting.