Search Results for "election"

eLection is a modern web-based election system , created by Tripath Project.

The projects aim to help college and university election be easy, the code are still rough which need finalization but they are working. Installation: i. Download the project ii. Find poll.sql file and import on Mysql Database. iii. Open READ ME and get the username and password for students and admin v. Ready to Go!!! NB: Send me email for any other suggestions and advice if needed, otherwise enjoy the voting project.

Web based election software written in PHP5. The intention is to create a secure voting platform that ensures an anonymous vote while enabling the individual voter to verify how their vote was counted. Election types include schools, gov, corp, etc.

Web Vote Electronic System based on Election Markup Language

This is a php/mysql based election software originally desgined for use in students' association elections.

Election Simulation System is a web-based application to simulate an election. Its written in PHP, Macromedia Flash and uses MySQL. WARNING: Its for academic purpose only.

The FriWahl system supports the election of student's representation of the University of Karlsruhe. It prevents students from voting twice and guarantees definite voting time ranges. It is necessary to allow students to vote at multiple places.

This is an election system I write in PHP4 and mySQL for the backend. It written in Indonesian. Its capabilities are locking/unlocking clients based on IP number, adding elector and the candidate etc.

Inspired by the United States election 2000 debacle, Recount is a polling application and library written in PHP and released under the terms of the GPL. Recount allows you to quickly and easily create and manage poll based content in any format you like

Another PHP voting web app. Used in a student senate election. Uses a mysql database to store candidates, positions, voters, write in candidates. Uses PHP sessions and cookies and keeps track of voters so that each voter gets one vote.

The Who Voted? website provides data concerning which voters are recorded as having voted (and by implication not having voted) in a given election.