article_snippet: Many voters will be holding Many voters registration card in one hand, and Many voters mobile in the other -- making democratic history with the help of tech.
article_snippet: Technology is helping people get involved in the conversation around democracy and elections, which is very important, as the general interest in the air has waned since the voting date was changed.
article_snippet: We want to simplify the entire election process, [and] make the entire election process responsive to users.
article_snippet: Sections like "Who can vote" and "Where and When" set out the entire election process in language anyone can understand.
article_snippet: Interactive maps connect users to local activists and the countdown clock is a reminder that the new elections date is approaching fast.
article_snippet: While there are certain concerns about security and the guarantee of free, fair and credible elections, the interest in the election is founded on the belief that this time votes will count.
article_snippet: And once a government is elected, the site will track whether election pledges become reality. '
article_snippet: Quick Count' Technology will also play a big role on voting day.
article_snippet: The list of election-based websites and apps goes on -- too many to mention here.
article_snippet: But, while the election outcome is yet to be seen, it seems that the tech involved could bring a formidable force to the ballot box.