You Do Everything Else on Your Phone. Why Not Vote?
5/15/19
By Kahlil Williams and Bradley Tusk, Like many cities across the country, Philadelphia suffers from abysmal voter turnout in most elections. In May 2018, less than 17% of registered voters made it to the polls in Philadelphia. In the 2013 general election, it was even worse, with only 11.4% of population in the city actually casting a ballot. As a city we need to think about voter turnout and the impacts that it has on our democracy and the leaders we are putting in power. How does poor voter turnout impact our democracy? READ FULL ARTICLE HERE
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