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Let’s take everything we learned during the Inspiration phase and use those insights to develop our own creative ideas to address the challenge question. Get creative, join conversations – and remember: the more visual you can make your posts, the better, but please also describe your images for people who need non-visual access! Read more.
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Vote Pools
Organise car/bus-pools to take people from communities to their voting stations. Additionally, use text messaging or microblogging to help organise these at short notice. Submitted by: Ramanand J
With Bar Codes, there are no two same ones. Every voter should get a ballot with a bar code.
So, everyone's vote will count, be registered and accurate.
What we vote with
With Bar Codes, there are no two same ones. Every voter should get a ballot with a bar code.
So, everyone's vote will count, be registered and accurate.
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Daniel Dore
February 22, 2012
06:53PM |
Interactive Stimuli Voting
Combining output interfaces (Audio and Video) even in different languages, with input stimuli interfaces (switches, camera mouse, speech recognition, oral mouse, etc ), we can make voting accessible to practically all people.
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Alfredo Reynoso
February 22, 2012
06:26PM |
Relax!
During the Inspiration phase, I was struck by one thought: voting seems to be stressful for everyone, regardless of your abilities or needs. How can we help people relax on election day?
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Ashley Jablow
February 22, 2012
05:30PM |
Who's who (Vote for your neighbor not the candidate.)
What if we ask people to vote for candidates based who they REALLY know. But we do our homework in terms of matching the candidates with those you know, and so on. Of course initial candidates have to meet some initial selection criteria.
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Sidi Soueina
February 22, 2012
01:15AM |
National Voter Roll vs National Voting ID Card
Some inspirations have proposed changing or eliminating registration/pre-registraion but usually proposed some alternative like an existing National ID Card.
Undoubtedly it is necessary to identify voters and to establish their right to vote.
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Paul Reader
February 21, 2012
02:42PM |
Let the app suggest
Mobile devices and apps enable different processes of voting using their multiple ways of input and output. But how can a poll clerk decide which method fits who?
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Cansu Akarsu
February 20, 2012
08:31PM |
Super Clerks
So what if you can not go out today? Inform a local super clerk, and he will come to pick up your vote.
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Cansu Akarsu
February 21, 2012
10:48AM |
1 candidate program = 1 Youtube video + 1 audio file diffused through internet & cellphones
Using Youtube options, internet and cellphones to make sure voters understand political options on the table and make a choice representing what they think\need, thus accessing intellectually to election process.
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Florian Villaumé
February 21, 2012
11:12PM |
Mobile numbers as unique ID users
Mobiles could solve the 3 central “pains” of the challenge: (1) security, (2) convenience, (3) simplicity; but instead of using mobiles as polling tools, I would think of them as a unique ID user –after a rigorous validation process of course.
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Hernán Carranza
February 21, 2012
03:32PM |
#Votepools
Organise car/bus-pools to take people from communities to their voting stations.
Additionally, use text messaging or microblogging to help organise these at short notice.
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Ramanand J
February 21, 2012
05:13AM |
"Ready to Vote" Toolkit
Before the voting day, it's important to make the crowd be aware of the voting information. At the same time, government shall prepare logistically to enable everyone to cast their vote.
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Zhou Joseph
February 21, 2012
04:55PM |
Vote Anywhere!
People should be allowed to vote at the places they visit most
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Sana Altaf
February 20, 2012
10:57PM |
Elections - a community celebration
Let's experience elections as a public celebration in every community, just like New Years Eve!
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Cansu Akarsu
February 20, 2012
10:54PM |
Head tracking for interaction
With disabilities, there is no single fix for adapting the voting booth.
At a minimum, the ability to control the head is the most common, so this booth can be customized with head-based interactions, along with visual, sound, and touch-based...
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Sarah Spitler
February 21, 2012
09:51PM |
Online & Mobile Voting: Accessibility for All
If we're already filing our taxes with the government online, * even entrust the security of our $$$ through electronic (ATMs, credit card scanners, bank records) & online/mobile (banking, bill payment,shopping,investing, etc.) means, why not voting?
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Vincent Cheng
February 21, 2012
01:12PM |
Polling day's every day. Vote WHEN YOU CAN & WHEN YOU WANT during any period of an election term.
A system that enables me to vote and also change my vote at any point in time during an election term. A system that contains a right to actively register a "no vote" to enable those who feel they are not served to express this and be recognised.
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Tom Bell
February 21, 2012
08:13PM |
Telephone Voting
Apart from the innovative 'marble voting' used in Gambia, and the commonplace paper-based ballot, the next simple technology for voting is probably the telephone. As such it should be included in any mix of voting options.
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Paul Reader
February 21, 2012
03:06PM |
use sky
use The balloon with pic
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sagr fayez
February 21, 2012
07:13PM |
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