Certified declaration
General Election · President
Serial7Q4K-9XPM-2R8T
- Polls closed
- 02 Aug, 17:00
- Valid votes
- 2,527
- Turnout
- 80.2%
- Adwoa Boateng0 · 52.3%
- Kwame Mensah0 · 37.8%
- Yaw Darko0 · 9.9%
Sample election. Figures are illustrative.
Elections, end to end
Voters keep a receipt they can check themselves, so the result is something you show rather than something people take on faith.
Certified declaration
Serial7Q4K-9XPM-2R8T
Sample election. Figures are illustrative.
Secret ballot
Separated from the voter as it is cast
Live count
Turnout and tallies as the votes land
Public proof
A receipt code anyone can check
The product
One platform carries your election end to end - no spreadsheets, no paper trails, no arguments about the count.
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Every voter walks away with a private receipt code that proves their ballot was counted, without revealing their choice to anyone.
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Watch turnout and tallies update the moment votes land. You decide who sees results - live, on close, or only once officially published.
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Sensitive changes go through a second approval before they take effect, and every action lands in a tamper-evident audit trail.
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Presidents, secretaries, referenda; campus-wide races or seats scoped to a faculty, hall or branch. If your constitution allows it, you can run it.
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Voters sign in with a one-time code to their phone or email - no passwords to forget on election day. Staff accounts carry two-factor authentication.
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Close the election, certify the outcome into a sealed official record, and export results ready to publish.
Create the election, add positions and candidates, and import your voter register from a spreadsheet. Scope any position to the right constituency.
Voters get a one-time code, see exactly the ballot they are eligible for, and vote from any phone or computer - or at a supervised polling station.
Follow turnout and tallies live. Candidate agents watch the same numbers in real time, so nobody is left guessing.
Close the election, certify the final count into a sealed record, and publish results with proof behind every number.
Security
A disputed election costs more than any software. Elektor Pro is engineered so that even the losing side can check the math - and agree with the outcome.
One person, one vote - enforced at the database level, not by policy. Double voting is technically impossible.
Ballots are stored anonymously and chained together cryptographically. Altering or removing a single vote breaks the chain visibly.
Every administrative action - by anyone, at any level - is written to an append-only audit trail that can be independently verified.
Voters can check their receipt code at any time to confirm their ballot is in the count, without exposing who they voted for.
Set it up once and reuse it election after election, year after year - your members keep one login and the full history stays at their fingertips.
SRC and departmental elections, hall week polls, class rep votes - run them all every year on one platform, with the full history kept.
National, regional, and branch executive elections with constituency-scoped ballots and agents observing the count for every candidate.
Annual general meetings, board seats, and constitutional referenda - with quorum-ready turnout numbers and certified outcomes.
Staff councils, committee seats, and workplace polls that need anonymity guarantees employees actually believe.
The things organizers and voters ask before their first election on the platform.
No. Ballots are stored with no link to the voter who cast them. What we track separately is that each voter has voted - never what they chose. Even platform administrators cannot connect a ballot to a person.
After you vote, you get a private receipt code. Entering it on the verification page confirms your ballot is in the count and untampered, without revealing your choices to anyone.
Yes. Elections can require accreditation: an official checks each voter's ID at the venue and clears them to vote, and voters still authenticate themselves before their ballot opens. Remote, in-person, or both at once.
Voters receive a one-time code by SMS or email - there are no passwords for voters to forget on election day. A voter without a phone can still be verified in person by an accreditation official.
Everything stays. Voters, past elections, results, and audit history remain available season after season, so next year's committee starts from a running system instead of a blank spreadsheet.
Sensitive changes made by administrators are staged and only take effect after a second, senior approval - and every action lands in a tamper-evident audit trail. No single person can quietly alter an election.