Mobile Voting
@MobileVoting
Mobile voting is the ability to vote securely with your smartphone. We have the technology. Let's use it. A project of Tusk Philanthropies.
"Mobile voting should be easy and accessible just like everything else we do in our daily lives." Young leaders like Isabelle from @CivicsUnplugged are helping power our movement. Join us to remove barriers to the ballot box, dramatically boost turnout and save our democracy.
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 will join us: mobilevoting.org usnews.com/opinion/articl…
Be part of our grassroots efforts to fix our broken politics. Donate: mobilevoting.nationbuilder.com/donate
Low turnout gives power to the extremes. Mobile voting gives it back to the people.
Virtually every politician makes every decision based on winning the next election. We have a solution: Boost turnout. And the best way to do that is to meet people where they already are — on their phones. goodgoodgood.co/articles/vote-…
Tired of political dysfunction? In a great new @TEDTalks, Bradley Tusk explains exactly how we fix it — by increasing turnout with secure, accessible @MobileVoting. Give it a watch: go.ted.com/bradleytusk
Our mission is to boost turnout and save democracy by making the voting more accessible. We’re excited to be partnering with young leaders like Lillian from @CivicsUnplugged to make mobile voting a reality.
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. nytimes.com/2025/06/24/nyr…
Members of the military who fight for democratic rights abroad shouldn't face a hard time taking part in democracy at home. Read how former WV Secretary of State Mac Warner brought mobile voting to overseas members of the military from his state. mobilevoting.org/updates/the-we…
“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.” insidephilanthropy.com/home/meet-a-ph…
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, @RepJoshG.
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. nytimes.com/2025/02/23/us/…
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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.