[validity] Only valid for democratic nations with compulsory voting
[option] "It took me five hours to reach the voting centre!" laments @@RANDOMNAME@@, a paraplegic, wiping mud off the sides of @@HIS@@ wheelchair. "I had to wade through flooded streets, avoid a landslide, and hitch a ride on the roof of a train. It's a wonder that I even made it in one piece! It would be so much safer and convenient if we could vote for candidates via our phones, mailing our options or through proxies. While it may be a tad insecure and difficult to verify in some instances, imagine how convenient it would be, in addition to the time and resources you could save."
[effect] the number of votes candidates get directly corresponds with the size of their Twitcher following
[option] "What is this nonsense?" splutters a voting centre supervisor, storming into your office. "Not only will such a scheme trivialise the act of voting, but it is also highly susceptible to tampering. It is quite possible that criminals might take advantage of the system to impersonate voters and manage to alter the results of an election. And let's be honest here, people who don't bother to show up to vote probably aren't invested in the electoral races anyway. We should make voting voluntary, and give those who choose to involve themselves in the process a larger voice."
[effect] the physically-impaired have been unofficially disenfranchised
[option] "Wouldn't it be much better if citizens could vote on individual issues directly?" questions @@RANDOMNAME@@, an e-democracy advocate, who is responsible for flooding your feedback box with suggestions. "Referendums received by the government should be displayed to the public, so that informed citizens can register their votes remotely with their devices. Referendums that obtain more than half of popular approval should become law and be carried out by civil servants. With such a system, elected representatives won't be required anymore and the will of the people will be respected!"
[effect] voters who do not have mobile devices are excluded from the democratic process
[option] "This gives me an idea," monologues @@RANDOMNAME@@, your party vice chairperson, sporting a rather sinister expression. "If we make electronic voting the only way to go, it should be incredibly easy to fudge election results. Unlike physical ballot sheets that can be traced and verified, modification of digital records can't be easily tracked. Although this would essentially turn our nation into a one-party state, we can pretend that this isn't a dictatorship. There will still be 'elections', right?"
[effect] the ruling party boasts a 105 percent approval rating
