don't understand all the fuss about this issue.  Hawaii has voting my mail, anyone can request a mail-in ballot.  believe the present system is best because it allows a different methods for people to vote, different strokes for different people.  you want to walk in and vote, fine, you want to vote on election day, fine, you want to vote by mail, fine, you don't want to vote, fine.  and to say all mail-in voting will increase voting is totally presumptuous.  and it does not even guarantee that it will be a better vote than currently.  the only way to make the voting process work best is for the electorate to be engaged and informed.  how can uniformed voting make the process better?  some say that every vote counts, pointing to close races.  that is a fallacy.  whatever the vote is, 100% or 40% there will be close races and a vote may make a difference, so there is not need for 100% vote.  no body is suppressing the vote in Hawaii, so it really does no make a difference in the results