On 3 May 2010 14:29:23 UTC+1, Francis Irving <
fra...@mysociety.org> wrote:
> The most useful practical thing they could do long term, is register
> as electoral monitors (like the successful ORG electronic voting
> watching a couple of years ago).
>
> For this Thursday... I'm not sure.
>
> Night time I would like a crowd sourcing app for as the results come
> in. It would be used to fill out loads and loads of details about new
> MPs - everything on their YourNextMP profile, plus all the other
> fields we can think of, or TWFY need, or Julian Todd wants. (So
> twitter link, birth day...)
Yes - I was just about to build that for YNMP:
interface to enter the votes for each candidates for a constituency
flag on the constituency page saying who won
a self refreshing 'election night' page showing:
* pie chart of seats declared vs remaining
* pie chart of seats won by party
* pie chart of votes by party
* list of last five seats to be declared
I will be in bed so any thoughts on ways to moderate this welcome:
should it be limited to DC users or is there a hard core cadre of you
politics wonks who'll stay up all night and so wouldn't mind doing it
- I'll flag your accounts so you can enter the details. Or I make it
public write and hope that people don't screw it up...
The votes etc will all be in the json dumps so that others can access it.
Cheers,
Edmund.
> Possibly plus have some non-partisan people sanity check their new
> Wikipedia pages.
>
> Copied to Matthew, in case he has thoughts on info TWFY will need
> about new MPs.
>
> Francis
>
> On Mon, May 03, 2010 at 12:59:06PM +0100, Seb Bacon wrote:
>> I've been asked by a couple of journalists if our volunteers will be doing
>> anything on election day.
>>
>> In particular, any volunteers who had observations on turnout, anecdotes,
>> incidents, and if any are at counts and can give indications of how things
>> are going.
>>
>> Any bright ideas about how we might simply achieve this?
>>
>> Seb
>>
>> --
>> skype: seb.bacon
>> mobile: 07790 939224
>> land: 020 8123 9473
>
> --
> Help beat party propaganda during this Election -
www.democracyclub.org.uk
>
--
Who will you vote for?
http://www.YourNextMP.com
http://blog.yournextmp.com/