Election promises made by political parties are based on popular demand of the people. In an attempt to make the demands of the people more clear, we take the help of web 2.0. Although it may be argued that the web just represents one side of the digital divide it does represent a significant portion of the country. The ultimate aim is to be able to include all people who are eligible to vote.
Five phases of this program hopes to make the common man heard to the minister to be. Rather than having sweeping general statements that don’t promise anything specific, the promises are to be very specific. If just one of the promises suggested makes it to reality, this program will be a step in the new direction.
A brief outline of the program is given below:
Phase 1:
Allow for the creation of promises by various users. The various promises can be voted for or against by users who are logged in.
Phase 2:
The top promises of utility are selected and sent to registered users via e-mail for voting.
Phase 3:
The various parties and candidates are given a chance to add promises to their manifestos.
Phase 4: (To be completed before the Elections)
The manifestos of various parties are published. Each of the individuals who have voted for or against a promise is notified of the preferences of different parties or candidates.
Phase 5
Performance of elected representatives is monitored. Each promise is checked and the level of fulfillment is analyzed.
Five phases of this program hopes to make the common man heard to the minister to be. Rather than having sweeping general statements that don’t promise anything specific, the promises are to be very specific. If just one of the promises suggested makes it to reality, this program will be a step in the new direction.
A brief outline of the program is given below:
Phase 1:
Allow for the creation of promises by various users. The various promises can be voted for or against by users who are logged in.
Phase 2:
The top promises of utility are selected and sent to registered users via e-mail for voting.
Phase 3:
The various parties and candidates are given a chance to add promises to their manifestos.
Phase 4: (To be completed before the Elections)
The manifestos of various parties are published. Each of the individuals who have voted for or against a promise is notified of the preferences of different parties or candidates.
Phase 5
Performance of elected representatives is monitored. Each promise is checked and the level of fulfillment is analyzed.
We hope to get help from every possible source to make this program a success as it finally hopes to achieve the common good.
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