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Most recently, VoteHere's Mail-in Ballot Tracker is enjoying rapid adoption by several US jurisdictions. Here are profiles of three Mail-in Ballot Tracker customers describing the powerful capabilities Mail-in Ballot Tracker provides:

San Juan County case study "It allowed us to measure our performance, quickly pinpoint internal processing issues, and reconcile more often. And, we believe it will give our voters more confidence in our election process."

Daniel F. Gillespie Elections Supervisor San Juan County, WA

Grays Harbor County case study "At the end of the election, we'll be able to look at our daily tally figures to see how many ballots came in every day and then we'll be able to use those figures to get through our system and account for every ballot. We'll be able to see if they've been counted or have been pulled aside for our Canvassing Board to examine."

Vern Spatz County Auditor Grays Harbor County, WA

Pacific County case study "It has saved us time during assembly and elsewhere because errors are immediately caught and resolved, and several manual steps are eliminated."

Pat Gardner County Auditor Pacific County, WA

More Customer Highlights

• As part of a three-year pilot program, VoteHere conducted successful binding elections in the UK in 2002 and 2003. In 2002, in the first e-voting public sector vote in the world, over 20% of voters in most wards participated. In 2003, VoteHere offered voting by Internet, kiosk, telephone and digital television to 600,000 voters -- capturing 25% of the votes cast.

  "I picked the right team. Like I said last year, it worked right the first time, every time."

  Alan Winchcombe
  Election Official
  Borough of Swindon

• In September 2001, VoteHere partnered with Votia to allow 8 million voters elect representatives to the Swedish parliament through e-voting and again in 2003 for the Municipality of Lulea referendum.
• VoteHere conducted the first-ever binding e-voting election in US history with the Alaska Republican Party vote in January 2000.