Which failed government digital initiative from the 2010s cost nearly $1 billion, launched with only 6 users successfully completing the process on day one, and led to major reforms in federal IT procurement?

Government agencies worldwide have embarked on ambitious digital transformation initiatives to modernize public services. However, not all of these projects have succeeded. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most notable government digital product failures that changed how public sector technology projects are managed. Understanding these cases helps product managers in government and civic tech avoid similar pitfalls when designing citizen-facing services.

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Healthcare.gov (2013 launch of the Affordable Care Act marketplace)
UK's Universal Credit digital service
Australia's 2016 Digital Census platform
Canada's Phoenix Payroll System