She also said she was "very disturbed" when she found out that none of the questions on the broadcaster's election tool, Vote Compass concerned arts policy.
$8B is being spent on political influence, much of it on television, it's massively inefficient and this market will definitely change in the next 10 years…our tools allow voting citizens, votizens, to be recognized and heard by elected officials without resorting to shouting, or extremes".
"It's understood that the politics of running the country is not the job of the youth," he said, adding that the youth had, like women, simply become "tools for vote-getting".
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.
Second, the party is unable to use one of its hitherto most effective tools--vote-buying.
The concept sounds like an amalgam of ideas already in practice — such as Facebook "likes," or tools used to vote up stories at Reddit, or most-emailed lists.
Twitter is a powerful campaigning tool – as this vote showed – but it does not reflect the views of entire nations.
The party's use of transparency websites (detailing all spending, including salaries), voting tools and online debate is already cutting-edge.
But Republicans have the parliamentary tools to prevent votes on them in both houses and are under strong White House pressure to do just that.
But even if its membership is swiftly decided, it is unclear how the committee will be able to steer the unwieldy and contentious process of writing this country's first permanent legal guide without the tool of the vote.
It's a very Facebook-like interface with maps for locations of hotels, voting tools to help decide on options and booking incentives that show deals available for various options.
