The phrase "as a voting tool" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a method or mechanism that facilitates the process of voting.
Example: "The new app was designed as a voting tool to help citizens participate in local elections more easily."
Alternatives: "as a ballot mechanism" or "as a polling instrument".
With increasing social mobility, regional affiliation has lost some of its potency as a vote-gathering tool.
However, nothing will change if MPs use the issue as a vote raking tool, and not as an opportunity for sealing up loopholes in the law.
The worm is a live voting tool.
But does this form of e-democracy lead to more participation in politics or just to the meaningless minimal-engagement that has become known as "slacktivism" or armchair activism?The EUVOX voting tool is the brainchild of a group of academics whose original "Kieskompas" has become a staple in the Netherlands and Sweden, where a quarter of voters used it at the last national elections.
However, this is more appropriately modeled as a voting problem.
Digital voting is used to support group decision-making in a variety of contexts ranging from politics to mundane everyday collaboration, and the rise in popularity of digital voting has provided an opportunity to re-envision voting as a social tool that better serves democracy.
But while other voting tools such as early voting and same-day registration tend to get used more by Democrats, Republicans statistically prefer absentee ballots.
But recently, as the prospects of overtaking Obama's pledged delegate lead have become increasingly bleak, the Clinton campaign has looked to the popular vote as a symbolic tool for persuading superdelegate support.
As part of the campaign we have spent recent months canvassing neighborhoods in Central Florida, working with local community groups and raising awareness in the media about early voting as an important tool available to Latino voters.
