Prime III: Accessible Voting for All

One man fixed the biggest flaw in American voting machines using a simple touchscreen.

Dr. Juan Gilbert realized that traditional voting booths were leaving people with disabilities behind,

so he invented Prime III. It is a universally designed system where you can cast

a ballot by touching the screen or literally just using your voice. Whether you cannot

see, hear, or use your hands, you use the exact same machine as

everyone else. This tech is open-source and used in real elections, earning Dr. Gilbert

the National Medal of Technology for ensuring every single voice actually counts.