The Nationalist Party has turned its manifesto into a dating app style voter experience, the party said.

In the final stretch of the election campaign, the PN said it has unveiled a new digital feature designed to help undecided voters make up their minds faster and in a more interactive way.

The tool borrows from platforms people already use every day. Instead of long documents or traditional campaign messaging, voters can swipe through proposals in a format inspired by dating apps and social feeds. In just seconds, users can swipe right on the policies that matter most to them, building a more immediate and personal understanding of the party's programme relevant to different age groups.

PN's approach reflects a wider shift in political communication, moving away from static manifestos and toward mobile first, interactive tools designed for short attention spans and faster decision making.

While other parties continue to rely on traditional outreach in the closing days of the campaign, PN is positioning itself differently, treating policy as a digital experience rather than a document, and meeting voters in the same environments where they already make quick, instinctive choices every day.

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