Why you should be able to vote on your phone | Bradley Tusk

Elise Hu introduces Bradley Tusk, who advocates for secure, accessible phone voting to increase voter turnout and improve democracy. Tusk argues that politicians prioritize winning elections over all else, leading to dysfunction and polarization. He proposes mobile voting as a solution, referencing his experience with Uber's legalization campaigns, and highlights a mobile voting project he initiated, which showed increased turnout. Tusk details how his mobile voting technology works, emphasizing security and transparency, and calls for collective action to push politicians to adopt mobile voting, aiming to empower regular voters and reduce political extremes.