Venture capitalist, political strategist, and philanthropist Bradley Tusk believes our democracy is running out of time—and that the solution fits in your pocket. In this episode, Bradley shares the story behind his new book, Vote With Your Phone, and how mobile voting could be the “final shot” at saving American democracy. From his early work in politics and Uber’s fight for legitimacy, to his philanthropic push for hunger relief and secure mobile voting technology, Bradley breaks down how ordinary citizens can reclaim power in a system dominated by special interests and low-turnout primaries.
Can technology revive civic participation before it’s too late? Bradley says yes, and he’s betting millions on it.
Learn more at www.mobilevoting.org.
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