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Bradley Tusk discusses his belief that mobile voting is the key to fixing the broken political system and increasing voter turnout. He details how it would work and some of the security measures in place.
He's the author of the new book, Vote With Your Phone, Why Mobile Voting Is Our Final Shot at Saving Democracy.
— Episode: What If We Could Vote With Our Phones? (...
Episode: What If We Could Vote With Our Phones? (with Bradl...
Bradley Tusk discusses his belief that mobile voting is the key to fixing the broken political system and increasing voter turnout. He details how it would work and some of the security measures in place.
He's the author of the new book, Vote With Your Phone, Why Mobile Voting Is Our Final Shot at Saving Democracy.
And that is the idea that notwithstanding how much we're told we're polarized, notwithstanding all this harsh rhetoric on one side or the other, and people on the extremes deciding what happens at the ballot box and primaries as you mentioned, that there's a lot of overlapping consensus on a lot of issues.
In fact, when we did the book launch last night and in the book itself there's an essay from Mark Riccobono
the kid in the Parkland shooting who kind of emerged from it and started Gen Z advocacy group, he wrote the foreword for the book
Congressman Josh Gottheimer for sure has a vote in the book
Episode: What If We Could Vote With Our Phones? (with Bradl...
The author details his Mobile Voting Project, explaining his belief that increased voter turnout, facilitated by mobile voting, would lead to a less broken political system with more consensus.
He's the author of the new book, Vote With Your Phone, Why Mobile Voting Is Our Final Shot at Saving Democracy.