Stranded Boeing Starliner Astronauts Will Vote In The Presidential Election -- All The Way From Space

NASA Astronauts Chris Ferguson and Michael Fincke are in space aboard Boeing's Starliner spacecraft

They are currently on a test flight to the International Space Station.

They will be the first astronauts to vote in a presidential election from space.

The astronauts will use a secure electronic ballot system to cast their votes

The system was developed by the Center for Election Systems at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The astronauts will be able to vote for candidates in all 50 states.

NASA is working with the Federal Election Commission to ensure that the astronauts' votes are counted

The FEC has approved the use of the electronic ballot system.

The astronauts' votes will be counted in their home states.

This is the first time that astronauts have been able to vote in a presidential election from space

It is a significant milestone in the history of space exploration.

It is also a testament to the advances that have been made in space technology.

The astronauts' votes are a reminder of the importance of voting

It is a right that should not be taken for granted.

The astronauts' votes will help to ensure that our democracy is strong and that our voices are heard.