Need advice: Two civic tech ideas - Which one scales faster with politicians and citizens?

I’m thinking of two ideas to improve elections in Kenya and I’d love your thinking on it.

Idea 1: Sauti Yangu A WhatsApp/SMS chatbot that helps voters check their polling station.

After that, it asks if they support a candidate. If yes, their number is saved.

Campaigns can see a live map of supporters and send reminders on daily during campaign and election day if allowed.

Idea 2: UHAKIKISHI A platform where citizens verify election results themselves.

After voting, polling stations display official results on Form 34A. Citizens take a photo with the app, which is geotagged and timestamped, creating an independent public record.

For people without smartphones, there’s a USSD option to submit results.

The system highlights discrepancies between official results and citizen submissions in real time.

I want to know From a scaling perspective, which of these would grow faster:

1. Among political parties and leaders?

2. Among ordinary citizens?