Electoral Reform

Do you believe that your vote doesn't matter under the current system, and why?

Would having a 'none of the above' option on the ballot change how you feel about voting?

If your favorite celebrity ran for office, what qualities would be most important to you, regardless of their fame?

Do you feel that political debates change any minds, or are they just entertainment?

If you had one question to ask a political leader about how our elections are run, what would it be?

Is there a country whose electoral system you admire and why?

Would you be more interested in politics if campaign promises were legally binding?

What are your thoughts on online petitions and their impact on real-world policy changes?

How would reducing the voting age to 16 impact society's future, in your opinion?

If art and music influenced voting behavior, what kind of creations would you want to see?

In what ways does the representation of politicians in movies and TV shows influence your expectations of real politicians?

In what ways do you think your everyday decisions might change if they were influenced by a majority vote within your community?

Imagine you’re designing a game about elections; what rules would you create to ensure the game is fair and fun for everyone?

If you found out that a particular voting system would significantly benefit the environment, would that influence your support for it?

How would your trust in the election outcomes change if all voting was done through securely encrypted digital platforms?

In a world with perfect electoral reform, what is one thing you would still be concerned about regarding elections?

How would you feel if schools taught detailed courses on the effects of electoral systems on daily life?

Do you believe there should be an option to vote 'none of the above' in elections, and why?

How might your social media feeds change if content was pushed to you based on a popularity vote by your peers?

Do you think that your generation's values are accurately represented in current electoral outcomes, and why or why not?

Would you feel more empowered if you could directly vote on major policies rather than for representatives, and why?

In what ways do you think the success of a YouTube video or TikTok correlates with principles found in electoral systems?

Do you think your vote really matters and why?

Have you ever felt that your vote was wasted, and what led to that feeling?

What changes do you think could increase young people's participation in elections?

Do you think having more political parties would make elections more representative of people's views or just more complicated?

How do you feel about the idea of online voting in elections?

Would you be in favor of making voting mandatory, and why or why not?

If you had the power to enforce one electoral reform immediately, what would it be?

Do you think celebrities or influencers should have a role in encouraging people to vote?

How likely are you to talk to your friends about voting, and why?

Would you be more inclined to vote if you knew your vote contributed to proportional representation?

Do you think a fairer voting system would change the way politicians behave?

How do you feel about the idea that one person's vote could be worth more than another's due to where they live?

If elections were made more accessible through reform, do you think that would affect voter turnout, and is that important?

What personal experiences have made you question the effectiveness of our current voting system?

What would make you feel more connected to the political process: transparency, simplicity, or something else?

How do you think our daily choices would change if they were influenced by a collective decision-making process?

How does the idea of proportional representation make you feel about living in a less populated area?

If you were writing a novel, how might you incorporate the idea of election integrity into the plot?

If you could relate the importance of voting to an aspect of your daily life, what comparison would you draw?

Imagine you're at a crossroads where one path represents the current voting system and the other electoral reform; which path do you take and why?

How might the music or art world differ if fans voted on which songs or pieces became popular, like in a democratic system?

What impact do you think celebrating an 'Election Day' as a significant event would have on younger generations' voting habits?

How does the idea of changing who can vote alter your perspective on future elections?

How might the atmosphere in a voting booth change if you felt your vote directly influenced key issues?

What kind of energy do you think would be created by having debates or discussions in schools before an election?

What would your ideal voting experience involve to make it more engaging and memorable?

How does the concept of a secret ballot make you feel in terms of privacy and expression?

If you had to explain the importance of voting to a younger sibling, what analogy would you use?

If you could cast votes on environmental policies affecting your city, how would that affect your engagement with local politics?

Recall a time you were in the minority opinion; how would electoral reform have changed that situation?

How do you feel about the statement 'every vote counts' in light of recent elections you may have followed?

If you could redesign our voting system inspired by a game or social media platform to make it more engaging, what features would you include?

How would it change your view on the importance of your vote if you knew the outcomes directly affected your community's resources and services?

How would you design a voting system if it were meant to be a game where everyone truly wins?

Imagine a world where your daily social media likes determined local policies; how would you engage differently online?

If deciding on a movie with friends was like voting in an election, how would you ensure everyone's views are represented?

How would you feel about a 'voter feedback' system where after every election, your opinions on its fairness could directly improve the next one?

Picture a community project decided entirely by votes from people your age; what project would you champion and why?

If the school curriculum included a class on the impacts of various voting systems on societal issues, what topic would you be most interested in exploring?

How would the concept of fairness in games or sports translate to fairness in elections, in your eyes?

What if for every like a cause receives on social media, it gets a vote towards policy creation; how might this change your social media use?

How does the thought of being able to vote on matters directly through a smartphone app affect your view of political engagement?

Should voting systems be changed even if it disrupts tradition and history, and why?

If you could redesign the ballot to better reflect your values and interests, what would it look like?

What emotions do you associate with the process of casting a vote, and how does that influence your likelihood to participate?