Galloway: Mobile phone voting will not happen because higher turnout favors Democrats
Scott Galloway · Scott Galloway: Unfiltered lessons for business and life | Masters of Scale · Oct 17, 2024 · at 28:38
NYU professor and podcast host Scott Galloway discusses why mobile phone voting technology will not be adopted in U.S. elections.
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“Voting on phones. But it's not gonna happen because it would be detrimental. It would benefit Democrats. Because when the number of people voting goes up, it's good for Democratic candidates, and the number of people going, voting goes down, it's good for Republicans, because old, old people who tend to be more Republican tend to be very good at voting.”
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