There are hundreds of apps and new websites covering politics and, despite recent elections, TV still reigns for spend and effectivity (depending on who you talk to). Increasingly, even with new rules and stipulations from the likes of Twitter and Facebook, digital will become a guiding force in the future of politics. is truly a transparent platform when it comes to the issues and blockchain technology ensures that there is no foul play." We are backed by Blockchain technology, therefore, offering a truly decentralized technology that can provide the paradigm for the current and future political process. Once the petition reaches a certain level, it can be sent to the right legislator.
This is a non-partisan platform where citizens can vote, enter or sign a petition anonymously or publicly. By being able to mobilize your local support immediately, demonstrations can be put together in hours and petitions will get the attention they deserve as you really can't argue with large numbers. have also partnered with Civic Technologies (an ID Blockchain) to prevent fake sign-ups.īenjamin Shahin: Founder and CEO, Allyus: "Currently there are sites/apps out there but they are generally partisan and clearly lead one way. Afraid of sharing your beliefs publicly? The platform allows you to vote anonymously (a feature that will polarise many). There are many apps out there that assist with fundraising for political campaigns as micro-contributions will eventually eclipse the deep pockets of corporations, hence cutting down on influence peddling.Ī is new tech startup looking to provide a non-partisan platform for voting on issues, putting together petitions and even calling people out on fake news. Watchdog groups and technology make the political process transparent which will force politicos to raise money directly from the people.
Although traditional funding from Political Action Committees (PACs), politicians are wary of accepting money from special interest groups. A trend many (including myself) expect to exponentially increase as the 'old guard' see their ranks decrease. The recent gun-related tragedy in Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school has shown that the youth have a voice and are ready to move on specific issues. Digital natives are now in their mid-20s and up as a digital presence is essential for political survival, not just to get in office, but to stay there and reach the people effectively. Mailers and going to door to door doesn't make sense when the amount of time online is going up and up. Traditional campaigning as we know it is dying. Politicians are going to need a new weapon in their arsenal if they want to reach the people. Unsolicited texts carry a hefty fine, and even Facebook is going to clamp down on political messages.
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