Millions of Americans abroad, including about 175,000 troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, face chronic timing and technological problems if they try to vote in this fall's presidential election.
Troubles that caused low turnout in the past will be compounded by 11 late state-office primaries in September or October, which delays mailing absentee ballots. Efforts to expand electronic voting have slowed because of privacy concerns.
'It's going to be a harder year for our soldiers and military personnel and others who are overseas,' Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie said. ...
