Of every hundred
Fifteen experiences on the futures of democracy in a free Iran
Chapter ۱
Of every hundred, forty-one voted in the Majles election of 1402; fifty-nine stayed home.
Turnout in the Majles election of Esfand 1402، Esfand 1402
Go: The box: the countIndex
Where do we start?
The vote
Who has a vote, who reaches the ballot, lot or ballot box, and a machine that votes in your place.
How are we all doing?More democracy, a different one, or less?On the wallWhere did my vote go
The gears of diversityWhich gear do you turn?On the wallThe filterReport card
The luck of the drawLot or vote?On the wallThe assembly
The mirror of the MajlesWho does the Majles look like?On the wallA free MajlesThe other half
The box: the countThe same votes, how many parliaments?
Smile to voteWhat if a machine voted for you?
Sound
How you turn up, what people say, who makes what you hear, and your hope for the future.
Threads of the relationshipWhere, and how much, do you turn up?
The neighbourhood budgetTen billion tomans and your neighbourhood; what do you build?On the wallThe hidden taxThe barrelHome
On every channelWho makes up your mind?On the wallFootprintEight o'clockA paper for three hundred dollars
The network of voicesWhat do people say, and where are you in it?On the wallThe street
Which hope do we give wings?What is your hope for the future?On the wallOur constitution
A letter to 1415What do you say to ten years from now?On the wallThe windowThe ratio
The ground
A river, borders and the planet: what we share and how we divide it.
The walls
Nineteen walls and readings under the experiences' articles: the regime's numbers beside the free world's, each with one handle and its source.
- Where did my vote goThe turnout curve, as the Interior Ministry itself tells itunder How are we all doing?
- The filterOf every hundred who register, how many reach the ballotunder The gears of diversity
- Report cardIran beside six peers in five columnsunder The gears of diversity
- The assemblyOne sitting of a citizens' assembly, seat by seatunder The luck of the draw
- A free MajlesThe mirror's third wall: a parliament with six switchesunder The mirror of the Majles
- The other halfWomen in five places, a hundred dots eachunder The mirror of the Majles
- FootprintTwenty ordinary things that deliver you to the influence industryunder On every channel
- Eight o'clockThe hour the loyalists' volume doublesunder On every channel
- A paper for three hundred dollarsThe receipt of a made-to-order paper, with real numbersunder On every channel
- The streetFour protest waves in Tehran, the months and the chantsunder The network of voices
Voting with their feetThe line of Iranians abroad and the events that pushed it upunder Who is on the way?- The hidden taxA hundred coins through four years of inflationunder The neighbourhood budget
- The barrelA hundred barrels, a hundred tomans of budgetunder The neighbourhood budget
- HomeThe roof's share of an urban family's spendingunder The neighbourhood budget
The earths countHow many earths your life needsunder All these things, what for?- The wellNinety-six against fifty-three billion cubic metresunder All these things, what for?
- Our constitutionTwelve principles, yes or nounder Which hope do we give wings?
- The windowThe decades that come once, with your birth yearunder A letter to 1415
- The ratioFor each pensioner, how manyunder A letter to 1415
حالِ همه‌مان چطور است؟
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کمتر از نیمی از مردم جهان امروز در تصمیم‌هایی که به همه مربوط است، صاحب رأی‌اند.
- در دموکراسی زندگی می‌کند
- در دموکراسی زندگی نمی‌کند
هر نقطه یک‌هزارم بشریت است. در ایران، در انتخابات مجلس اسفند ۱۴۰۲، از هر صد نفر ۴۱ نفر رأی دادند.
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