In the digital age, the integrity, security, and efficiency of the voting process are paramount to the success of any election. Our advanced election platform is designed to revolutionize the way we conduct elections, ensuring fairness, transparency, and convenience for voters and candidates alike.
About Us
Serving Elections With SECURITY
We guarantee unparalleled service excellence. We cater to clients across diverse sectors, including unions, associations, organizations, welfare institutions, polytechnics, universities, and saccos. Rest assured, we possess the ideal election solution tailored to meet your specific needs. Security is in our DNA.
This is us
We Believe in Democracy
Our Mission
To transform elections by ensuring transparency, security, and accessibility for all stakeholders.
Our Core Values
In pursuit for democracy, we are guided by our core values.
- Integrity
- Innovation
- Empowerment
- Trustworthiness
- Collaboration
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Responsiveness
- Transparency
- Commitment to Democracy
- Environmental Conservation
Our Vision
We envision a world where every voice is heard, and every vote counts by leveraging technology to overcome barriers and expand access to voting.
Why VotersWall
Direct/Majoritarian System
The Direct/Majoritarian System of voting is a simple and widely used method for electing representatives in democratic societies. Each voter casts one vote for their preferred candidate. In some instances, voters can select more than one preferred candidates depending on the election setup.
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Delegate/Electoral College System
Each subgroup/branch/department appoints a certain number of electors, known as the Electoral College or delegates, who are tasked with casting votes to elect the council. The number of electors allocated to each subgroup is based on the client's constitution on elections.
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Branch/Subgroup Based Voting
In this type of voting, voters are divided in different subgroups making it possible for each subgroup to elect their representatives independently but at the same time. Voters can only see candidates in their subgroup.
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Campus Based Voting
Almost similar to branch based voting, this type of voting is common in learning institutions with various campus which are further divided into subgroups at the campus level. Voters can be presented with candidates in their subgroup in the specific campus making it possible to run elections in all campuses at the same exact time.
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All in One Voting
This is the biggest election setup. In a case of an institution or organization with various branches/subgroups. All voters are allowed to elect the national leaders while at the same time electing the branch/subgroup representatives. It saves on costs & logistics.