Operation Marching Orders — March On
What does the collective movement want? Constituents crowdsourcing their own political platform ahead of the 2018 US midterms.
A movement crowdsourcing its own platform ahead of the 2018 midterms — constituents organizing themselves at scale.
March On — a Women's March sister organization — ran this 2018 conversation to crowdsource an explicit platform from its 6,289 voters and 2,161 statements. The largest conversation in this demo set, useful for showing how the platform behaves on movement-scale data.
Source data
- Case study: https://compdemocracy.org/case-studies/2018-march-on
- Open data: https://github.com/compdemocracy/openData/tree/master/march-on.operation-marchin-orders
Data was gathered using the Polis software (compdemocracy.org/polis) and is sub-licensed under CC BY 4.0 with Attribution to The Computational Democracy Project. The data and more information about how the data was collected can be found at: https://compdemocracy.org/case-studies/2018-march-on
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