Democracy reformers have built a dynamic, entrepreneurial ecosystem to address a core failure of American civic life: most state and federal elections are decided well before Election Day. This lack of competition is structurally entrenched, but it is further worsened by a major-party duopoly unwilling to invest in meaningful challenges or the depolarizing compromises that cross-partisan campaigning requires. This conversation brings together leading reformers to discuss high-profile efforts to reshape how we elect leaders, how citizens organize, how the political establishment is fighting back, and what the future holds if change wins.