Visualizing voting results
summary
Augmented reality overlays live election tallies onto a printed map as marker, covering 19 counties and ~76 cities for a state of 3 million people with about 2 million voters. Prototype ingests legacy fax reports into a server with 300 operators, then renders extruded cylinders per party on phone/tablet showing raw vote counts and percentages; data comes from a fax-to-server pipeline limited by line failures on election night and about 7,000 ballot boxes with only ~10% initially uploaded.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:02Election process in Santa Fe
- 3:55Challenges with vote counting
- 7:44Augmented reality visualization
- 9:57Conclusion and Q&A
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