Online Voting as a Means to Increase Civic Engagement
According to political strategist Bradley Tusk, online voting is a potential solution to low voter turnout in the US.
Tusk, a venture capitalist and founder of Tusk Philanthropies, has invested $10 million in efforts to bring mobile voting to all US elections.
Why not vote online, when we do everything else online?
Tusk's background includes working as Uber's first political advisor, campaign manager for Mike Bloomberg's 2009 mayoral race, and communications director for US Senator Chuck Schumer.
- Author of the book "The Fixer: My Adventures Saving Startups From Death by Politics"
- Host of the podcast "Firewall"
- Adjunct professor at Columbia Business School
This segment was produced by James Delahoussaye and edited by Sanaz Meshkinpour.
Author's summary: Online voting can boost civic engagement.
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