88% of voters want an environmentally focused energy policy, according to MiVote's latest vote. MiVote's third vote since launching in February asked Australians How Should We Prioritise Australia's Energy Mix? And the answer was emphatically to put the environment first. Continue reading

A new democratic movement is asking Australians to decide how they want to meet their country's future energy needs. A few tweets between tech innovation heavy hitters Mike Cannon-Brookes and Elon Musk sparked a flurry of digital discussion around Australia's energy mix last month. Continue reading

Voters want performance and fairness from politicians, and don't mind paying for it.  MiVote's Vote #2 has delivered an unexpected result. The vote asked Australians "How should pollies be paid?" And the answer was to pay them more, but end their entitlements. Continue reading

Not-For-Profit democratic movement, MiVote, today announced that it has appointed Emergent CEO Holly Ransom to its Council.  - Continue reading

In light of the recent spate of oversights and exploitation of parliamentary entitlements, MiVote is asking the people directly what they think of politicians' pay and perks. – Continue reading

Thousands of people have participated in the first MiVote, a new democratic platform that gives the power back to the people via direct, informed votes on individual issues.  Continue reading

Over 75% of Australians say they are likely to use an online voting platform. Australians are overwhelmingly supportive of the idea of online voting according to new Roy Morgan research*. This is good news for MiVote, which launched V1.0 of its new voting platform in Australia this week at vote.mivote.org.au. Continue reading

“True Democracy is enacting the informed will of the people. How can you enact the people's will if you never ask them what they want?”   Continue reading

A group of Australian volunteers is redesigning democracy for the world– A small contingency of Melbourne-based democracy innovators, MiVote, will step onto the world stage when they present their concept for a redesigned democracy at the Singularity University’s Global Innovation Summit in San Francisco next Monday, 28th August.   Continue reading