Tag Archives: voting

The Future Voter Experience, Part 3: Trends and the Future of the Voter Experience

 

“In the year 2004, the next presidential campaign after this one, you will find, in my opinion, the vast majority of states will already have Internet voting.” – John Chambers, CEO of Cisco Systems, Inc. (January 20, 2000) “The price … Continue reading →

 

The Future Voter Experience, Part 2: Voter Needs, Usability, and the Larger Voting Process

 

“Democracy cannot succeed unless those who express their choice are prepared to choose wisely. The real safeguard of democracy, therefore, is education.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt Voter Needs So, what exactly are a voter’s needs today? We would contend that … Continue reading →

 

The Future Voter Experience, Part 1: Voting Technology History

 

“… crises precipitate change… … secretly plotting your demise… I wanna devise a virus To bring dire straits to your environment Crush your corporations with a mild touch Trash your whole computer system and revert you to papyrus” – Deltron … Continue reading →

 

The Future Voter Experience (preview): Bouncing Michigan

 

Like most people (presumably), we at Artefact have us some serious Election Fever! Nervous with anticipation and wishing for the most directly participatory part of the democratic process (i.e., citizens voting for their leaders and representatives) to play out with … Continue reading →