ACC texas goverment Should Texas allow citizens to register to vote online?

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Here is Participation Topic #2: Should Texas allow citizens to
register to vote online?
Texas is one of just a handful of states that doesn’t offer
online voter registration. Proponents argue that online voter
registration will enhance participation while detractors argue
that online voter registration poses a security risk. A bit of
background reading is available here.
Deadline: July 19
You must post: 1) an initial answer to the question; and, 2) a
reply to a colleague.
Take care to formulate reasoned arguments, not simple
declarative statements. An argument is a well-developed,
clearly stated line of reasoning aimed at convincing others of
the truth or fallacy of a statement.
“Reasoned” means you’ve thought about the question
and present your ideas in a coherent fashion. It does not
mean that I or your classmates agree with you.
You will encounter a variety of viewpoints on volatile topics
over the course of the semester. You may disagree, perhaps
strongly, with opinions expressed by your classmates (and
almost certainly, me).
As long as we treat each other with respect, these differences
enhance class discussion and create an atmosphere where
we learn from each other. Rest assured that your grades will
not be influenced by beliefs or ideas expressed on
the discussion boards.
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