The article discusses how laws govern voting technology and the electoral process. Different states have flexibility in how they conduct elections, leading to variations in voting methods. Some states allow early voting or mail-in ballots, while others are exploring internet voting. The law sometimes lags behind technology advancements, creating uncertainty. The article suggests that voting technology should match the secure technology we use in our daily lives. By examining current laws and the history of voting technology, the article aims to start a discussion on improving voting methods.