Census and survey assistant
Enumerators check survey rules in remote areas.
Polling staff check procedures for opening, voting and closing the station, at remote polling booths.
A voter’s name is on the list but they have no ID. What do I do?
Check the list of alternative documents allowed in chapter 6. If they have none of them, follow the procedure in 6.3 and inform the presiding officer.
Can a voter bring someone to help them vote?
Yes, voters who need help can bring a companion, under the conditions in chapter 8. Record it on the form.
What do we do at closing time with people still in the queue?
Everyone in the queue at the closing time can vote. Give slips to the last person in line, per chapter 10.
Polling staff are often trained once, weeks before election day. Remote booths have no signal, and every mistake can lead to disputes. The manual is long and situations arise quickly with a queue of voters waiting.
Polling officers and presiding officers at polling stations, many of them temporary staff.
Procedures for opening, voting, closing and incidents become the assistant’s knowledge.
Answers come from the device at any booth.
The content version is fixed and published before the election.
Temporary staff can check the right procedure instantly.
Every booth follows the same steps.
No signal needed.
Your election authority publishes and approves every version.
Only through your release process. Many teams lock the version before polling day.
No. It answers procedure questions only.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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