According to the U.S. Census Bureau, nearly 60% of non-voters in 2012 missed Election Day because of process issues such as lack of time, registration problems, and inconvenient polling places. The Internet has simplified many aspects of their lives, but casting a ballot can still be complicated and confusing. When voting is difficult, participation suffers.

Democracy Works is dedicated to changing the status quo. 
After missing several elections as a graduate student living away from home, Seth Flaxman set out to build a reminder system for voters so he would never miss another. From that idea, their formed Democracy Works to bring the awesomeness of the Internet to the process of democracy. TurboVote—their first project—launched in September 2010. They’re building the tools needed to upgrade the infrastructure of their democracy and improve the voting experience for voters and election officials alike. Their vision is straightforward: make voting a simple, seamless experience for all Americans so that no one misses an election.

Contact Us
Their headquarters is in Brooklyn, NY, with an additional office in Denver, CO. They also have remote employees in California, the District of Columbia, Kansas, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Washington.

20 Jay Street, Suite 824
Brooklyn, NY 11201
office: 718-923-1400

1507 Blake Street
Denver, CO 80202

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