A new survey conducted by Andersen Consulting shows that a majority of Americans believe increasing the number of online government services should be made a priority. The survey also showed that a majority of those responding would be comfortable casting their votes online.
The survey, taken three weeks ago, polled 300 registered voters nationally with an accuracy rate of plus or minus 5 percentage points.
The survey showed that most people (69 percent) prefer dealing with government agencies, either at the local, state or federal level, on a face-to-face basis or online rather than on the phone or by U.S. mail.
