An election system that puts voters (not politicians) first | Amber McReynolds

The video discusses the challenges in the U.S. voting system, highlighting issues like long wait times and decentralization. It presents Colorado as a model for reform, showcasing its successful voting system redesign that increased voter turnout and reduced costs. The video emphasizes the need for a convenient, secure voting process and the importance of civic engagement.

What are the consequences of a decentralized voting system in the United States?

How does the voting process in Colorado differ from that in Missouri?

What are some barriers that prevent eligible Americans from voting?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between trust in government and the voting process?

Why is it important to put voters first in election policies?

In what ways can technology improve the voting experience for citizens?

What changes were made in Colorado's voting process to improve accessibility?

How has voting by mail affected voter engagement and information?

What impact does the voting experience have on future generations according to the speaker?

What lessons can other states learn from Colorado's voting reforms?