The federal government is letting states know it considers online voting to be a "high-risk" way of running elections even if all recommended security protocols are followed.
It's the latest development in the debate over internet voting as a few states have announced they plan to offer it to voters with disabilities this year, while security experts have voiced grave warnings against doing so.
An eight-page report distributed to states last week recommends mail-in ballots as a more secure method of voting. It was co-authored by four federal agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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