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Twittering for fair elections

Posted on October 23rd, 2008

Volunteer programmers, designers and activists across the country will coordinate in online chat rooms and at real-world coding parties on Friday to build Twitter Vote Report, a groundbreaking web election monitoring system to fight voter suppression and disruption efforts. Anyone with a Twitter.com account will be able to use their cell phones or computers to send a message notifying voters, election monitors, and the media of problems around the country. A web map will display incidents in real-time.

For more info about how you can help, here. And if you want to help out on Friday’s code jam, go here. [Tags: politics elections twitter e-democracy everything_is_miscellaneous ]

Tagged with: e-democracy • elections • everythingIsMiscellaneous • politics • twitter

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  1. On Vote Report « On Technology, on November 2nd, 2008 at 4:16 pm Said:

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