For decades, democracy meant voting every few years and hoping for the best. But what if that model no longer works?

In this episode of Generation Uncharted, I speak with Charlie Jobson from House of the People about whether representative democracy is outdated in a digital age.

We explore:

• Why trust in institutions is collapsing
• Whether citizens should vote on laws directly
• The rise of digital democracy
• The generational divide in political power
• Are politicians becoming obsolete?
• Can technology remove political intermediaries?

Is this democratic renewal… or the start of something far more radical?

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About House of the People

House of the People is the UK's first platform letting verified citizens vote on real parliamentary bills and see how their MP actually voted. It measures the gap between what the public wants and what Parliament does. Free, politically neutral, and built on the principle that democracy shouldn't only happen once every five years. Sign up at houseofthepeople.com.

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