HUGE: @ericswalwell.bsky.social announces he wants to bring mobile voting to all Californians 🗳️📲🌉

Gen-Z? We live online.

Apoorvaa, a Civics Unplugged fellow from California, explains why she and other young Americans support efforts to make voting more accessible and fair by bringing the ballot box — securely — to your phone.

Voting in person isn't just a burden, it's a barrier. Mobile voting is a crucial step towards making voting accessible for everyone.

Add your name and join our movement. Help us break down barriers that prevent too many Americans from voting.

Sign up: mobilevoting.nationbuilder.com/joinus

Every major right anyone has ever won is because enough people stood up long enough and loud enough that the status quo had to give in.

Join us as we take on the status quo, fight for mobile voting, and fix our broken politics.

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"Mobile voting should be easy and accessible just like everything else we do in our daily lives."

Young leaders like Isabelle from Civics Unplugged are helping power our movement.

Join us to remove barriers to the ballot box, dramatically boost turnout and save our democracy: www.mobilevoting.org

"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.

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.

"People actually DON'T want everyone to be able to vote."

When fewer people vote, the status quo wins.

The solution? Make voting easier for all with mobile voting.

Learn more on @andrew-yang.bsky.social's Forward podcast.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=FjbV...

When a sudden medical emergency puts you in athe hospital, your polling place becomes unreachable. This reality affects hundreds of thousands of voters each election cycle.

Mobile voting offers a solution that better ensures no emergency interferes with your right to vote.

“It’s a better world if you do vote than if you don’t.”

Bradley Tusk joined @futurehindsight.bsky.social to reveal how mobile voting can transform democracy by making it much easier to vote.

The status quo creates barriers. Our solution breaks them down.

www.futurehindsight.com/episodes/vot...

Polling places routinely fail voters with disabilities, stripping away their right to vote independently.

Mobile voting lets voters use accessible technology, securely & privately.

Hear from Martin Cahill of the American Council of the Blind NY to learn about the potential of mobile voting.