After years of testing internet voting in minor elections, Bradley Tusk's Mobile Voting Foundation has funded the development of a protocol that he hopes will, finally, reinvigorate…

Opponents of online ballots urged Gov. Daniel McKee to veto the measure, pointing to concerns that internet voting isn't secure.

The push for smartphone-enabled voting funded by venture capitalist Bradley Tusk is eying the nation's capital as its next proving ground.

Tusk is partnering with some of his former critics to develop a new mobile-voting platform he hopes can be used eventually by "millions of voters."

Former Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano will head up a panel of election and cybersecurity experts to create some standards for the oft-criticized practice.

Concerns over the security of the online voting platform OmniBallot caused election officials to reverse course on a pilot project.

A House Homeland Security panel reviewed the range of options being considered to secure a pandemic-year election.

After audits revealed vulnerabilities in the mobile-voting app, a backer of several of its pilots admitted Voatz "needs to address some of the concerns."

The audit, which was authorized by Voatz itself, upheld findings of a February report by MIT that the company has tried to dispute.

Legislation that would order election officials to study the feasibility of mobile voting statewide has already passed the state House, and is making its way through the…