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Voting in any election is crucial because it allows all citizens to voice their opinions about elected leaders and policies and help shape the future by selecting candidates who share their views. It is one of the most effective ways citizens can influence policy and legislation addressing such issues. Elected officials decide and pass legislation that establishes absolute precedence and how it affects the lives of every citizen living in the United States. Voting for candidates who share their views on these issues has traditionally been required to register, establish eligibility, and gain their voter registration card number while providing personal identification before going to the polls of the voter's designated location and submitting a paper ballot.  In recent years, several online platforms, including social media, government websites, and nonprofit organizations, have provided important information on how to register to vote—informing citizens' voting rights, providing factual information to assist individuals in registering within each individual's jurisdiction, and spreading helpful reminders on specific deadlines. The importance of voting and the inevitable challenges we face as our voting rights move backward rather than forward towards the future. Also, certain websites are developed for several reasons. One would solely be about how to register. Several websites for each candidate can be exhaustive research. Individual state registration information can be confusing to users. Several other websites would be for journalistic views on voting. Social media platforms can mislead or use biases. The voter needs to be more relaxed by being overwhelmed by the Internet of Things (IoT), which further hinders the voter from being motivated to register or vote. 

Since the Pandemic outbreak, it has turned our way of life upside down. Citizens fear going to the polls and getting infected by the virus. Several other setbacks are that our citizens have only one area to travel to in person to cast their ballots. Citizens may need to speak or read English better. Some citizens are disabled. Other citizens may have moved to a different region of the state. These circumstances make the process of registering and casting an eligible vote more complicated.  The poll workers, mostly older citizens, exhaust their energy from standing and directing and informing each citizen of their issues or complaints, thus increasing the risk of higher voting submission errors, and getting infected.  Regulations issued under Title II of the ADA require state and local boards of elections to provide appropriate auxiliary aids and services. To provide voters with disabilities an equal opportunity to participate in and enjoy the benefits of the programs and services offered by the board of elections in a manner that protects the privacy and independence of voters with disabilities. We need to eliminate any complications. Disabled or mentally impaired citizen cast their vote privately and independently and without discrimination in the comfort of their own homes.  They configure the current voting process to a specific portion of demographics. The system takes advantage of the disadvantaged. A citizen conforms to how they vote, where they vote, how their vote is applied, if at all. It functions to force the voters' motions and directions to which their jurisdictional voting requires of them. Since each citizen's circumstances vary in several ways, the sole purpose of each individual's right to cast their vote determines the current voting system unaccommodating. These dis-servings work together to increase the difficulty of casting an electoral vote uniformly and justifiably.  Therefore, the 4TheVote app is an invaluable essential need. During these unprecedented times of the Coronavirus era that we live in today, they mandate us to use digital and mobile technologies from our own homes. Our way of life is communicating and interacting with friends, family, business associates, and doctors through computer screens, mobile phones, and tablets.

This novel approach to online voting with the 4TheVote app is essential during crisis times. Again, the country is now facing a historical change that only a Supreme Court ruling can change with a new precedent. Secured online voting must and is the only way to save humanity from spreading a fatal virus and a sign of times changing how we vote for this country's future.