To us, democracy is a design problem. The centerpiece of solving that problem is ensuring voter intent through design.

Our goal is to make every interaction between government and citizens easy, effective, and pleasant.

We bring civic design skills in research, usability, design, accessibility, and plain language to improve the voting experience, make elections easier to administer, and encourage participation in elections. Through our work, we have helped hundreds of election officials build their skills and capacity, and touched millions of voters in important ways.

Across all of our projects, our research suggests that the voter journey—all of the information, decisions, interactions that get a voter from an intention to vote to actually casting a ballot—is a story of seemingly small barriers that can add up to a vote not cast.

Our projects and research starts from the causes of those burdens. By smoothing out those barriers, our work can help more people vote, and strengthen democracy.

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Center for Civic Design

Center for Civic Design's headquarters in CAMBRIDGE, United States

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Sean Isamu Johnson

Allyson Gill

Isabelle Yisak

Kimberly Gail Loseñara

Leeron Hoory

Randy Hadzor

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