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How would voting with your phone work - and how can cities use it right now? Now on the founder of and author of the new book “Vote With Your Phone” Bradley Tusk joins to talk how he spent $20 million making it happen.

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Brett Stevens1 year ago

There are too many questions, problems, and issues with this idea. And most importantly, it requires way too much trust in the technology. Luddite paper ballots are the best way to go.

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The Intern🌐🇺🇸🔆1 year ago

This is not secure

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JSB🇺🇸⚜️1 year ago

No. I don't trust any technology to vote. It's not working now. It's almost 2 weeks, and we still aren't done counting!

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End Woke Disney1 year ago

We need paper ballots and same day voting, period.

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Inevitable👊1 year ago

dude, this is insanely naive...talk to ANY hacker...even an average one

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Thomas Nuckles1 year ago

I want a physical receipt to reflect every vote.

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Crypto Viking1 year ago

how about NOOOO Election day becomes a national holiday Federal Voter ID for all Federal Elections Paper Ballots and Same Day in Person Voting anything other than this invites cheating and fraud

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Silent Majority 🤐 Tech Worker1 year ago

In person. On paper. One day. Absentee ballots for those that cannot vote same day.

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JR1 year ago

No. Paper ballots Hand counts Voter ID.

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