Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
TecnoPopular’s catalog of civic tools and maps
A Portuguese-language catalog of community-described tools for election data, public-policy explainers, and democratic conversation.
- For
- Brazilian voters, civic volunteers, and organizers using public election data
- Worth noticing
- The catalog says Voto Vizinho uses CEP and TSE section data to show neighborhood turnout; Fortaleza has a separate district-level panel.
Field notes
The Baralho Interativo listing describes a specific discussion mechanic: participants assess socioeconomic proposals before their authors are revealed. Conversa que Muda is presented as a guide for volunteers to listen to undecided voters before making an argument. The household-calculator description names common treatments including diabetes, hypertension, and asthma. The site says it is volunteer-maintained and independent of government bodies and political parties.
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