HUGE: @ericswalwell.bsky.social announces he wants to bring mobile voting to all Californians 🗳️📲🌉

🗳️🔐 Big news for election security + voting access. Today we’re releasing VoteSecure — the first open-source software development kit secure, transparent, end-to-end verifiable mobile voting. More details: statescoop.com/votesecure-b...

More access. More security. We are thrilled to work with officials in Anchorage, Alaska as they move forward in offering ALL registered voters the option to vote from their phone using our new, secure, end-to-end verifiable platform in local elections next year. www.nytimes.com/2025/11/13/u...

Gen-Z? We live online. Apoorvaa, a Civics Unplugged fellow from California, explains why she and other young Americans support efforts to make voting more accessible and fair by bringing the ballot box — securely — to your phone.

What does mobile voting actually look like on your phone? ⁠ We recently met with @cbsnewyork.bsky.social to share a preview of a beta version of our tech and how voters can authenticate their identity and mark + cast their ballot securely through their phone. www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzkQ...

NEW ARTICLE: Learn how Rigorous Digital Engineering — the bedrock of how we have developed our end-to-end verifiable mobile voting software — ensures it is secure, verifiable, and trustworthy. Article: rde.freeandfair.us/article/ Overview: bradleytusk.substack.com/p/rigorous-d...

As more districts get gerrymandered, primary elections will more and more determine our representatives. But primary elections have significantly lower turnout than generals. Mobile voting can boost turnout in all elections and empower moderate voices in our primaries. www.npr.org/2025/08/14/n...

"Mobile voting is not intended to remove the traditional voting process, it would be an additive process to increase participation. Something for us to think about indeed." amsterdamnews.com/news/2025/07...

"But what if we could vote on our phones, too, and make American democracy stronger in the process?" Great new @ajc.com piece analyzing mobile voting's potential. www.ajc.com/politics/202...

Voting in person isn't just a burden, it's a barrier. Mobile voting is a crucial step towards making voting accessible for everyone. Add your name and join our movement. Help us break down barriers that prevent too many Americans from voting. Sign up: mobilevoting.nationbuilder.com/joinus

ICYMI: Our TED Talk is now on YouTube! www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeUT...

Thank you @psodhan.bsky.social‬ for featuring our founder Bradley Tusk and his book about Mobile Voting on your recent podcast! Watch the discussion: www.youtube.com/watch?v=pywU... Buy the book: www.votewithyourphone.org

"Mobile voting is especially valuable for seniors, people with disabilities and those living in remote areas where access to polling places can be challenging. By making voting more accessible, it encourages higher turnout and ensures more voices are heard." journalstar.com/opinion/lett...

Be part of our grassroots efforts as we work to save our democracy. Donate: mobilevoting.nationbuilder.com/donate

Every major right anyone has ever won is because enough people stood up long enough and loud enough that the status quo had to give in. Join us as we take on the status quo, fight for mobile voting, and fix our broken politics. ➡️ www.ted.com/talks/bradle...

Want to know how we increase turnout, cut through political extremes, and actually make democracy functional again? Bradley Tusk has an answer: @MobileVoting. His new @TEDTalks is worth your time. Watch and share: go.ted.com/bradleytusk

Low turnout gives power to the extremes. Mobile voting gives it back to the people. Watch the brand new TED Talk from our founder Bradley Tusk on how we can expand access and save our democracy. Join us ➡️ www.ted.com/talks/bradle...

Big news tomorrow. Watch this space. 👀

"Mobile voting should be easy and accessible just like everything else we do in our daily lives." Young leaders like Isabelle from Civics Unplugged are helping power our movement. Join us to remove barriers to the ballot box, dramatically boost turnout and save our democracy: www.mobilevoting.org

The best way to save our democracy is to increase turnout. And the best way to increase turnout is mobile voting. This July 4th, we hope you'll join us: www.mobilevoting.org Learn more: www.usnews.com/opinion/arti...

Extreme weather should not limit access to our democracy. We need mobile voting to ensure that everyone can make their voice heard, no matter the conditions outside. www.nytimes.com/2025/06/24/n...

“The only way to fix [political polarization] is to radically increase participation. To do that, you have to be able to take advantage of the technology that we already use in our banking, our health care, our love lives, and everything else.” www.insidephilanthropy.com/home/meet-a-...

Mobile voting isn't a partisan cause. We're backed by both Democrats and Republicans, by officials from all levels of government, and by those in big cities and rural states. Strengthening our democracy should not be a blue or red issue. Thank you for your support, Rep. Josh Gottheimer!

90% of Americans own a smartphone. Mobile voting breaks down barriers to the ballot box. Seniors with limited mobility. Servicemembers serving abroad. Families living in shelter after a natural disaster. It's time to bring our vote to the palm of our hands.

"When the military sends me and my family halfway around the world to serve our country, I still want to be able to vote back home." Mobile voting ensures that our troops and their families can take part in democracy no matter where duty takes them.

In 2024, the average turnout in congressional primaries was 8%. This is barely a democracy. There must be another way.

Hear from our intern Sabrina: Mobile voting empowers EVERY voter, regardless of where life takes them. By bringing voting into the 21st century, mobile voting creates a system that works for everyone, every time. Let’s make every voice count—right from the palm of your hand.

We bank on our phones. We see doctors on our phones. But we still can't vote from our phones. That's changing. We've brought together a team of cybersecurity experts who are developing technology that will make secure mobile voting possible. Learn more: www.mobilevoting.org/how-it-works...

"My basic learning from the 30-odd years that I've spent in politics...is that every policy output is political." When nearly every decision is based on the next election cycle, is our system truly representative? Mobile voting can help restore a functioning democracy. www.usnews.com/opinion/arti...

"People actually DON'T want everyone to be able to vote." When fewer people vote, the status quo wins. The solution? Make voting easier for all with mobile voting. Learn more on @andrew-yang.bsky.social's Forward podcast. www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjbV...

At @ted.com last week, our founder Bradley Tusk shared how mobile voting can free politicians from extremism. By bringing ballots to our phones, we're boosting turnout and breaking polarization. When voting is accessible, people show up. Photo Credit: Jasmina Tomic and Gilberto Tadday

"I'm not proposing we get rid of any current form of voting...I'm just saying let's make this an additional option." More voting methods means more voices heard. When we remove barriers to participation, everyone wins. More in Bradley Tusk's interview with @makenakelly.bsky.social in @wired.com

Thousands of Americans abroad are disconnected from their democratic rights due to logistical barriers when they try to vote. Mobile voting bridges this gap by letting Americans securely vote from their phone, from anywhere.

By expanding voting options, we can expand, strengthen, and save democracy itself. Learn more: www.votewithyourphone.org

Our new website is LIVE! ✅ Explore how mobile voting works
 ✅ Dive into security and accessibility
features ✅ Learn from our real-world pilots and research
 ✅ Find out how to get involved mobilevoting.org

When a sudden medical emergency puts you in athe hospital, your polling place becomes unreachable. This reality affects hundreds of thousands of voters each election cycle. Mobile voting offers a solution that better ensures no emergency interferes with your right to vote.

Digital voting isn't future tech—it's already proven to work for millions of people around the globe. In the U.S. alone, 330 jurisdictions across 32 states offer some form of digital voting, and 13 more let voters with disabilities return ballots online. mobilevoting.org/resources/?_...

Secretary Francisco Aguilar's words reminds us that our democracy thrives on inclusion. By removing participation barriers, we amplify diverse voices shaping our future. True representation requires systems that work for everyone, especially those historically excluded from democratic processes.

“It’s a better world if you do vote than if you don’t.” Bradley Tusk joined @futurehindsight.bsky.social to reveal how mobile voting can transform democracy by making it much easier to vote. The status quo creates barriers. Our solution breaks them down. www.futurehindsight.com/episodes/vot...

Polling places routinely fail voters with disabilities, stripping away their right to vote independently. Mobile voting lets voters use accessible technology, securely & privately. Hear from Martin Cahill of the American Council of the Blind NY to learn about the potential of mobile voting.

A small fraction of voters determine who shows up on your November ballot—allowing the extreme fringes to stay in power. Mobile voting can fix this. Making democracy more accessible means it's easier for more people to make their voices heard.

Revitalizing our democracy requires one crucial element: massively expanding the voter base. How can we do that? Dramatically increase participation through mobile voting. When we make democracy accessible to all, extremism loses its grip and governance begins again.

Sydney, a Civics Unplugged Fellow, voted for the 1st time last year in her home state of California while a student at NYU. Whether mail-in ballots or mobile voting, we need to give people a variety of options that make voting easy, secure & accessible, no matter where they are.

Why do our troops who protect democracy abroad struggle to participate in it here at home? Mobile voting offers military service-members overseas a proven solution to vote securely and efficiently from anywhere on the globe.

TODAY: "Does my vote matter?" YES, it does! Join us with Bradley Tusk of @mobilevoting.bsky.social to discover why every vote is needed for a true democracy, and how technology could finally make participation easier. Tune in NOW wherever you get your podcasts! 🎙️

"Mobile voting recognizes that gerrymandering makes the primary the only election that matters in 95% of cases, and it conquers the biggest problem with current primaries — lack of participation." Let's transform democracy with mobile voting. @harvardash.bsky.social ash.harvard.edu/articles/wil...

The simple act of voting remains challenging for blind and visually impaired citizens. True democracy requires equal access for ALL—mobile voting offers an accessible solution. Join President of the National Federation of the Blind, Mark Riccobono, in transforming voting rights. mobilevoting.org

“Not a lot of people have their own vehicles… That's an issue of being able to make it to the polls.” High poverty rates, remote locations and limited mail service make it harder for tribal communities to vote — but mobile voting would put poll sites in the palm of their hands.

Natural disasters create a huge barrier to voting. When hurricanes, floods & wildfires strike, displaced people face hurdles getting to the polls and getting their mail-in ballots. Mobile voting can preserve voting access during catastrophic weather and unexpected disruptions.

Why does our democracy feel broken? Low voter turnout in primaries means only extreme voices are heard. Let's fix it: Drastically boost turnout by letting Americans vote from their phone. No longer could politicians just pander to the extremes. votewithyourphone.org