E-Democracy

How could increased access to government data online change your view on the trustworthiness of political leaders?

Do you believe the integration of real-time polling in social media could affect political accountability?

Have you ever encountered voter information online that changed your perspective on an election?

If you could improve your local community using a website, what issues would you address first?

How do you think digital platforms can help make your concerns about your neighborhood heard by local officials?

Would you take an online course on how to become more politically active in your community, and why?

How do you feel about the impact of 'hashtag activism' on real-life policy changes?

Would you participate in a live-streamed debate on a topic you care about and why?

Why might you hesitate to share your political opinions in a public online forum?

How would you describe the potential impact of online platforms on political discourse in your own words?

What emotions do you encounter when considering the role of technology in protecting your right to privacy?

What's a personal experience that makes you believe in the potential benefits or dangers of e-voting?

If there was an online scoreboard tracking your representatives' legislative actions, would that motivate you to be more politically proactive?

Do you believe that digital tools could ever fully replace the experience and value of in-person voting?

How would you use a mobile app that allows you to allocate a portion of your taxes to specific community projects?

Can you think of a time when an online discussion made you more aware of a civic issue, and did it inspire action?

How might access to a database of public officials' voting records influence your political engagement?

Would you prefer receiving personalized news feeds about local governance matters, and how might it impact your awareness?

Can you envision a positive outcome from having a dedicated social media platform for policy deliberation?

How can online anonymity protect or damage the integrity of civic participation?

If an app provided a platform for citizen-initiated legislative proposals, would you use it to suggest new laws?

How likely are you to support a system where community members rate and review governmental services online?

Do you think voting should be available online, and why or why not?

If you could create an app to improve one aspect of democracy, what would it do?

What role do you think artificial intelligence should play in helping to make policy decisions?

In what ways might digital tools make government spending and decision-making more transparent to you?

How can creating digital avatars to represent diverse community voices enhance empathy and understanding in e-democracy?

Would a personalized dashboard displaying your voting history, petitions signed, and political preferences inspire you to be more active?

Have you felt empowered by digital tools to share your input on local decisions, and how did it impact the outcome?

What's one way you believe smartphones could change how we engage with our political representatives?

Would the accessibility of education materials about government processes online make you more inclined to learn and participate?

How do you perceive the role of digital platforms in bringing unlikely groups together for a common political cause?

If an online platform lets you track the environmental consequences of certain laws in real time, how might that shape your activism?

If politicians livestreamed their day-to-day activities, would that transparency affect your trust in them?

If school policies were discussed on a moderated online forum, would you be more likely to contribute your ideas?

How do you think incorporating virtual reality into civic education could impact voter turnout?

Can online forums replace traditional town halls for effective public discussions?

How do you think digital platforms can help make your concerns about your neighborhood heard by local officials?

How do you feel about the impact of 'hashtag activism' on real-life policy changes?

How would you feel about a system where you can directly vote on specific laws or issues online?

How might digital platforms influence the diversity of voices heard in political conversations?

How do you perceive the role of digital platforms in bringing unlikely groups together for a common political cause?

How can online anonymity protect or damage the integrity of civic participation?

If you could create an app to improve one aspect of democracy, what would it do?

How would you feel about a system where you can directly vote on specific laws or issues online?

Would you prefer receiving personalized news feeds about local governance matters, and how might it impact your awareness?

In what way could social media be redesigned to better support constructive political debates?