Digital Democracy’s Dilemma: Can Online Voting Survive Hackers, CEOs, and Big Tech

More than 130 million voters never cast a ballot. Why? Because gerrymandering, voter ID laws, and felon disenfranchisement turn democracy into a maze. Jerremy and Dave reveal how politicians redraw maps to lock in wins, why ID debates leave millions shut out, and how outdated rules and money in politics fuel distrust. The barriers aren’t glitches—they’re features of a system built to keep power in the right hands.Timestamps:(00:00) 130 Million Missing Voters: Who Got Ghosted?(01:47) Voting Problem or Power Play?(03:34) Gerrymandering’s Funhouse Maps(11:13) ID Laws: Gym Cards vs Ballot Access(19:35) Modernizing Democracy: Tech at the Polls🌍 Connect with us: Instagram | YouTube | X

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