Read Our Latest Report on How Mobile Voting Removes Barriers to Voting
Every American should be able to vote on their phone. Our 20+ pilot programs have shown that mobile voting is not just feasible, but the preferred option for many voters. In order to get there we need more transparent and open-source mobile voting solutions. That's why we launched a grant program to build a digital version of paper absentee voting.
“I felt really confident in the system and felt really happy to have that access and would definitely do it again.”
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“I was able to read the question, say yes or no, review everything, finalized my ballot, and had the option to return it electronically, which I did. The whole thing took maybe 15 minutes. It was totally easy.”
"I wasn't really a participant in the political process [while deployed]. It's very difficult to vote, not just being stateside... when you're deployed."
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“And I [voted] with zero help from anyone else and it was tremendously empowering”
Low voter turnout and pervasive gerrymandering has put political power in the hands of a tiny fraction of people, leading many to lose faith in the promise of representative democracy.
We are working to add mobile voting as an option to increase participation in all elections by making voting more convenient without sacrificing voting verifiability.
Our pilots have proven that it works –increasing turnout by making it easier to vote.
Learn more about how mobile voting works and how we ensure that your vote remains secure each step of the way.
Mobile voting makes it easier to vote for more people - and makes our democracy more accessible and inclusive.
