Letter: NY votes the old-fashioned way
People line up to vote at Lindell School in Long Beach, N.Y., one of several voting locations that was created as a result of Superstorm Sandy. (Nov. 6, 2012) Credit: AP
Regarding your Nov. 7 editorial, "Update the way NY votes," I couldn't agree more. We moved from Long Island to North Carolina in 2004 and quickly found out that the early voting procedure in place here, known as one-stop voting, is far superior.
This year, more than one-third of all voters cast their votes early, reducing the long lines and delays so often experienced in New York on Election Day. For a state that's progressive in so many other ways, New York's voting procedures are painfully outdated.
David Vieser, Cornelius, N.C.
